In the case of Photoshop, Adobe says Photoshop doesnt need Java at all, but OS X puts up the message anyway.

The Adobe applications I use the most right now are the CC versions of Lightroom, Photoshop, Premiere Pro, and After Effects.

As problems turn up Ill post them here, so keep checking back.

While I was waiting for that general statement to come out, I watched for announcements by individual product teams which are mentioned below.

Adobe often uses its own window drawing code that can provide additional useful features, but at the expense of compatibility.

This help document contains a link to download a new Adobe OSXCompatibility.plugin file that is supposed to be an interim fix for many of the existing glitches, but you dont need to use that plug-in if youre running Photoshop CC 2015.1 or later.

Photoshop 10.10 Full Screen Mode

In Acrobat, the Esc shortcut doesnt exit full screen mode, so use ControlCommandF.

This problem is discussed in the Adobe Communities forum for Premiere Pro.

It is not yet clear how real these gains are across Adobe Creative Cloud applications.

Photoshop 10.10 Software Will See

Ive seen some on social media misinterpret Apples After Effects demo figure as if it means all Adobe software will see an immediate 8x speed boost; thats a gross over-generalization.

On Twitter, Adobe clarified that the Metal demo showed a preview of 1 possibility in After Effects.

We should probably not expect widespread Metal acceleration in current versions of Adobe software, but in the future Adobe will probably take advantage of Metal where it makes sense, as they recently have in several applications with OpenCL graphics acceleration.

On my older Mac configuration OpenCL is still much faster than Metal, but I heard from a user with a newer Mac Pro that Metal was faster than OpenCL for them.

But if youre making a bigger jump from an earlier version of OS X, or from Adobe software earlier than CS6, you may find issues that affect your migration.

In many cases you can clear up problems by reinstalling the Adobe software.

Registration might not work, but registration is not required to run the software.

I have not tried printing or serious editing with those versions.

Theres an Adobe Communities forum thread with other reports about it; if anyone knows how to solve this please reply in the comments.

If a button is provided, click it; you can also download the Java installer directly from the Java for OS X 2015-001 page at Apple Support and install that.

Note: Sometimes when you visit that link to Java for OS X, you get a blank page.

If you see this in the Safari web browser, try opening Safari preferences, click the Advanced tab, and turn off the Never use font sizes smaller than option.

If that doesnt work, try this direct download link: Java for OS X 2015-001 download.

Also, some report that earlier versions such as CS3 are not working with the latest version of Java (currently Java 8), but it does work if they install Java 6, which is provided by Apple in the link above.

Photoshop For Mac Os 10.10