Apple apparently has a different business model. It does not expect other software developers to fix its code. And when a Win 10 monthly updates sometimes breaks something, M$FT - the OS developer - usually fixes it within days or provides an easy way to roll back the OS update. However, if and when I choose to upgrade to Win 11, I know that Microsoft provides utilities to ensure that my existing hardware and software is compatible with the new version before I dive in. I know enough not to update right away if I can avoid it.
I have been using computers since DOS 4 was the OS. Like other posters in this discussion, I am still on Win.
Fool me twice - well, I'm sure you know the rest. And like every choice, you need to do the research before making the decision - particularly when you have been seriously burned by an uninformed choice in the past. So what is Adobe supposed to do about this state of affairs? Keep providing updates for users who CHOOSE to break their installations by installing the latest and greatest OS? Yes, it's a choice to update your OS. (Yes, Adobe is a competitor of Apple and, in the past, the relationship between the two has been very rocky. What conclusions do I draw from this? Either Apple engineers are incompetent (which I think is unlikely) or Apple really doesn't care about providing OS support for legacy products of its competitors. Now, users are finding that Elements 2022 (and presumably all prior versions) do not work with Ventura.
As has been mentioned, Apple sells Elements in its store, so I'm sure it has an extra copy or two laying around for its engineers to test. Apple had ample opportunity to test whether that version (and indeed all prior versions) would work on its new OS. Elements 2022 has been out in the wild for more than a year before Ventura was released. One of the main reasons for having an OS is to interface with the computer hardware so that software like Elements will work on it. I don't work for Adobe but here are the official facts. I'm waiting for an offical response.your opinion is noted but I am looking for facts Do you work for adobe? if not pelase don't reply.
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