So I was about to install the latest flame and I get this. is this the case still - its not native? really didnt want to install rosetta in this day and age/ I guess I have to. if this is the case what is the roadmap schedule for making it native? apple silicon has been round for a long time now.
but more to the point - how come the old version is working? so does that mean the old one is native? or is the Mac just highlighting something thats not a problem. anyhow it wont install without rosetta - which apparently I dont have!!!
Roesetta was pre-installed in other versions of MacOS. You didn’t have to install it.
With 27 they removed it as a last warning to the laggards. I guess you can manually install it still as a hail Mary, as the dialog indicates.
Come 28, the installer or ADSK security modules that are still non-native just won’t run period, and you may want to switch to some other VFX pacakge unless they fix it before this happens.
Seems kind a ridiculous if anything in the package is still Intel code.
And there was a change in 27.2 to how this was handled if you search online. That’s probably why you’re seeing this now. That version is 3 weeks old.
last time I checked (a month ago) the AJA Mini Config was still Intel only. I wrote their support, 6 months ago, they acknowledged it, and here we are.
If our assumptions are correct, this isn’t the Flame team, but the team from ADSK that brings you all the lovely ‘license error’ problems. Given how well they do things, they can use all the head start they get can to sort this out. And it might still be a close call.
