This one really helps, as OpenVPN TAP mode is pretty much not going to be supported via TunnelBlick on Big Sur.Viscosity 1.9 (Universal)
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I think thats very unlikely to be Lightroom Classic . See the Photoshop beta on Apple Silicon here
"Features NOT PRESENT IN THIS VERSION:
- Camera RAW"
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After posting the above, I found this the Adobe site
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Apple Silicon compatibility
Native compatibility is planned for 2021. Adobe is committed to ensuring Lightroom Classic is available on all major platforms and surfaces, including running natively on Apple devices with M1 processors.There are no known issues specific to running Lightoom Classic 10.x under Rosetta 2 emulation mode on Apple devices with M1 processors running macOS BigSur (version 11).
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I had to smile at the 'known issues' comment. I still have workarounds in my workflow for bugs that I reported eight years ago, aren't fixed and aren't on the 'known issues' list
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I can confirm, it's a universal app right now:
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On Crossover's blog post, they said that macOS 11.1 beta 1 has critical fixes for Rosetta. Hopefully, it will not be a long wait to get macOS 11.1 update.
Not sure this was already covered, but I pinged Feral support about bringing over/letting their iPad/iPhone games to be on the Macbook App store and they basically said they have no plans. I recently bought X-COM 2 collection for my ipad pro, so that's 25 bucks. The new Macbook meets my needs better than my ipad pro - but i was really hoping for more devs to allow their stuff on Macbook store. I realize that Feral has a 60 dollar version of X-COM 2, but it's the not the full X-COM 2 "collection" and graphically I would prefer the leaner version that syncs using icloud to my iphone too. Not sure if anyone else is putting the pressure on Feral and ASPYR, but it would be nice if Devs weren't trying to double dip like this.
I still remember the change from PowerPC to Intel.
This time is going pretty fast.
This time is going pretty fast.
The Mac apps from Astropad Team (Astropad, Astropad Studio and Luna Display) are updated to take advantage from M1 SOC:
Astropad M1 support
Astropad Standard is an app which allow to use your iPad screen and Apple Pencil as a Pen Monitor (like a Wacom Cintiq, or Apple Sidecar feature), but only in Mirror Screen mode. Astropad Studio is the subscription service which adds some features to Astropad. Sincerely, i guess the standard Astropad is enough.
Luna Display is an app to use the "Luna Display" dongle, which allows to use your iPad or Mac screen as an extended monitor, without any hardware restriction (GPU usage). However, you can't only use the Appe Pencil as a pointer, to use pressure and tilt you also need any Astropad version.
This new version on M1 hardware encodes the screen in only 8ms. This is pretty ****** good. The current Luna/Astropad in Mac Mini 2018 run pretty well on 1/2 ratio iPad resolution; but adds a noticeable latency in Retina screen size (the full iPad Pro resolution).
IMHO is much better Luna/Astropad than macOS Sidecar when you use apps for digital painting. Sidecar is not compatible on all digital painting software, it's pressure curve is too high and some drawing strokes don't register as they must be. Astropad solutions works pretty well despite being 'sherlocked' by Apple.
Also i ask if someone can test Wacom drivers on M1 if they work well under Rosetta 2. Or if there's an M1 version.
This is getting pretty interesting for me, for digital art.
Astropad M1 support
Astropad Standard is an app which allow to use your iPad screen and Apple Pencil as a Pen Monitor (like a Wacom Cintiq, or Apple Sidecar feature), but only in Mirror Screen mode. Astropad Studio is the subscription service which adds some features to Astropad. Sincerely, i guess the standard Astropad is enough.
Luna Display is an app to use the "Luna Display" dongle, which allows to use your iPad or Mac screen as an extended monitor, without any hardware restriction (GPU usage). However, you can't only use the Appe Pencil as a pointer, to use pressure and tilt you also need any Astropad version.
This new version on M1 hardware encodes the screen in only 8ms. This is pretty ****** good. The current Luna/Astropad in Mac Mini 2018 run pretty well on 1/2 ratio iPad resolution; but adds a noticeable latency in Retina screen size (the full iPad Pro resolution).
IMHO is much better Luna/Astropad than macOS Sidecar when you use apps for digital painting. Sidecar is not compatible on all digital painting software, it's pressure curve is too high and some drawing strokes don't register as they must be. Astropad solutions works pretty well despite being 'sherlocked' by Apple.
Also i ask if someone can test Wacom drivers on M1 if they work well under Rosetta 2. Or if there's an M1 version.
This is getting pretty interesting for me, for digital art.
Does anyone else get uBlock Origin extension crashing Firefox 84 beta 3 after installing?
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You can tell once it is installed by clicking on the Apple icon in the toolbar, about this mac, storage, manage, then choose Applications. It will show whether an application is universal or Intel. Not sure how you can tell before you install it.
It can be a bit easier than that, even on an Intel Mac running Big Sur.
Right click on an application that will only run natively on an Intel system and the info box looks like this:
On the same Intel Mac a Universal app that would run natively on Apple Silicon looks like this:
You get identical results on an Apple Silicon machine, so all pretty easy to look-up even before making the switch to the new M1 systems.
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I wish Activity Monitor had a column that showed if a running app / process was Intel or ARM (Apple Silicon). Anyone know if there is a way to see that with Activity Monitor?
Adblock pro for safari is an universal app. Waiting for AdGuard to update~