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clayj

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There seems to be a lot of confusion out there about this. I know that Apple is discontinuing the *development* of Aperture once Yosemite is released. Typically a program will still work when you upgrade your operating system -- for example, when I upgraded from Mountain Lion to Mavericks, my Office 2011 continued to work -- but I have heard that in this case, Aperture won't work AT ALL under Yosemite -- something to do with Yosemite lacking iPhoto components that Aperture needs in order to even function. In other words, what I am hearing is that Aperture simply will not run under Yosemite. So I will ask a simple question which should have a simple answer:

Will the current version of Aperture run -- or will it fail with an error -- when a machine is upgraded from Mavericks from Yosemite?
 
Apple has promised support of Aperture in Yosemite. There will probably be an update to Aperture when Yosemite is released.

If you are thinking of installing the Beta, the application notes you receive (under NDA) will list any issues.
 
The current version of Aperture (3.5.1) works just fine in the current public beta of Yosemite.

Keep calm and go take more photos
 
Lightroom 5.6 also works on Yosemite beta. Just don't try to invoke your plugins. Plugins such as the Nik Collection, Perfect Photo Suite,..etc could not ve invoked in LR 5.6 on top of Yosemite. I restored to Mavericks and not problem. Both the Nik and OnOneSoftware folks know about the problem....and that the problem is Yosemite beta...not LR or the plugins.

The reason to bring this up is that it might also be the case with Aperture and plugins.
 
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