That’s due to the lack of support for 32-bit apps on Apple’s latest operating system, and while many apps from the likes of Adobe and Microsoft now have 64-bit equivalents, many money-savvy users refuse to move to the subscription-based model and continue to use old (but just as good) software. Security issues aside, some Mac users have found that updating to macOS Catalina has broken apps they use on a daily basis – not ideal for graphics designers and creatives that rely on third-party software, arguably Apple’s main target audience.
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