Here is how to get the Apple Silicone version of Adobe apps

[rmcnelly]

For folks migrating from an Intel MacBook using Adobe apps, they will try and run under Rosetta. To install the Apple Silcone versions of the Adobe apps, follow the instrucions in the first reply here:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/crea...after-using-migration-assistant/td-p/12492074

 

[Rafterman]

Kind of overkill. Once Universal apps are available, they will install in place of the Intel only apps next time you update the apps. Right now, only 1/3 the Adobe Creative Cloud apps are available as Universal so far.

Kind

 

[wilberforce]

I had a big issue migrating Adobe apps to M1 Pro MBP, spent an hour with Adobe tech support without any resolution, they even took remote control of my MBP. It simply would not install or run Core Sync (with error message: not compatible), which syncs files with Creative Cloud. The Adobe Cleaner tool was insufficient, the Adobe tech tried this remotely 3 times on my MBP.
Eventually I deleted every single thing related to Adobe, which took several hours of painstaking searching as Adobe puts files and plists all over the place, and reinstalled M1 version of CCDA (which then installs all the other apps.)
I suggest anyone who has migrated Adobe to Apple Silicon check that it is properly syncing files with Creative Cloud.

 

[OSX15]

It’s a big mess, especially on the latest MacBooks with the new M1 pro/max chipsets and the latest Monterey. I am sure it will get sorted out but the experience so far has been weak.