Photoshop and Lightroom users should wait before updating to macOS Catalina
Plug-ins that are quarantined returns a Photoshop error, “file was not found”.
Adobe is recommending that Photoshop and Lightroom Classic users hold off on updating their computers to macOS Catalina, Apple’s latest desktop operating system software, until all the “known compatibility issues” have been resolved. Support documents published yesterday in conjunction with Catalina’s release highlight various issues related to broken plug-ins and incompatibility with 32-bit applications.
In particular, customers using older / legacy versions of Lightroom Classic or Photoshop (which use 32-bit licensing components and installers) definitely shouldn’t upgrade, as Adobe says they’re “not supported in any way for use on macOS Catalina.”
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