Those two way worked for me, so I guess you’ll find a way to make it work for you too.ġ/ Yes, you can replace the Photoshop app icon, with the latest one, in order to match the icon with new Adobe’s apps iconsĢ/ NO, you cannot rename Adobe Photoshop CC 2019 app, in fact, don’t change anything but the icon.ģ/ I use Radio Silence, that way Creative Cloud can’t access internet, but, I tried to open Photoshop and Illustrator with Internet accessible and it seems to work fine. This will reactivate the security that we disabled at the beginning. Once you’ve checked that everything is working fine, you open Terminal and copy/paste this : sudo spctl -master-enable Get the last version of Adobe Zii here : ĭrag Illustrator app into it, same way as you did with Photoshop
Go to the Creative Cloud app and download Illustrator You do want to verify it’s patched by opening Photoshop (it may take a while at the first lanch, as Rosetta translates the app), going into ‘Help’ and checking if you see ‘K’ed by TNT team’ You’ll have to enter your admin password.ĥ. Once it’s done, open Adobe Zii 2019 4.4.2 and drag the Photoshop App into it (the app, not the package). Don’t worry, just right-click on it and go to ‘show package contents’ then ‘MacOS’ and ‘Install’Ĥ. You may face an issue trying to open the Install package by double-clicking on it. All newer ones are crashing.īoth install package and Adobe Zii 2019 4.4.2 are includedģ. This operation allows you to launch downloaded apps without having to authorize them everytime (it saves time and trust me you don’t want to complicate things !) Then, open Terminal and copy/paste this : sudo spctl -master-disable Ok guys, so I’ve been trying to install Photoshop and Illustator on my new Macbook Pro 2020 M1 chip, and it’s been a p*in in the *ss BUT I did it.įirst of all, you’ll need to download Creative Cloud from here : and install it.
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