I had bought a license for the entire Adobe CS6 Collection back in the days, for something like 3K(!!!). Shortly after that, Adobe changed the pricing model to monthly/yearly plans. The last supported Mac OS for CS6 was Sierra. I was keeping some old machines for that, dealing with KVM switches, but it was cumbersome and had low performance.
As a UX/UI Designer these days I mostly use Figma and Sketch on Mac Mini M1. Although Adobe products I use rarely these days, but occasionally I need to open an old photoshop file or do some work in Indesign or Illustrator. I used to work with these apps for decades and am extremely familiar with them (Affinity, although cool & cheep, didn't work for me).
My idea was to buy an iMac Pro and downgrade to Sierra. These got affordable and should be compatible with CS6, I guess?
On another partition I could install Monterey and the newer apps.
Another reason for an iMac Pro is, I like its screen better than my old Apple Cinema 30.
Is anybody using Adobe CS6 on an iMac Pro?
According to this page, it should be possible: https://eshop.macsales.com/guides/Mac_OS_X_Compatibility
But still curios, if anyone here has a similar setup?
As a UX/UI Designer these days I mostly use Figma and Sketch on Mac Mini M1. Although Adobe products I use rarely these days, but occasionally I need to open an old photoshop file or do some work in Indesign or Illustrator. I used to work with these apps for decades and am extremely familiar with them (Affinity, although cool & cheep, didn't work for me).
My idea was to buy an iMac Pro and downgrade to Sierra. These got affordable and should be compatible with CS6, I guess?
On another partition I could install Monterey and the newer apps.
Another reason for an iMac Pro is, I like its screen better than my old Apple Cinema 30.
Is anybody using Adobe CS6 on an iMac Pro?
According to this page, it should be possible: https://eshop.macsales.com/guides/Mac_OS_X_Compatibility
But still curios, if anyone here has a similar setup?
