Some Typefi products support Apple devices with Apple silicon M1 processors:
Product | Version |
---|---|
Typefi Designer | Typefi Designer 8.7.2 or later |
Typefi AutoFit | Typefi AutoFit 8.7.2 or later |
Typefitter | Typefitter 5.0.1 or later |
Typefi Workgroup and Desktop compatibility
Typefi Server 8.14 and later
Typefi Server v8.13 is the final version compatible with macOS. Therefore, Typefi Server (v8.14 and later) is not compatible with Apple silicon.
Typefi Server 8.13 and earlier
Typefi Server v8.7x and Typefi Server v8.8-v8.13 are only compatible with Apple silicon-based systems using Rosetta 2 emulation. While an Apple ARM64-compatible build of OpenJDK 16 exists, Typefi Server v8.7.x and Typefi Server v8.8-v8.13 require OpenJDK 11, which does not natively support Apple ARM64-based systems.
Rosetta 2 is an emulator built into macOS Big Sur (version 11) that allows apps built for Intel chips to run on Apple devices with M1 processors.
Apps may initially take longer to open while Rosetta 2 translates them for use on your M1 computer.
To run an app using Rosetta 2 on an Apple M1 computer:
- Open Finder and navigate to the app you want to open.
- Control-click the app.
- Select Get Info.
- Select Open in Rosetta.
- Open the app as normal.
For best results, run all Adobe and Typefi apps only in operating systems and hardware platforms noted in their system requirements (Adobe, Typefi).
For additional information, see Do Adobe apps work on Apple computers that use the M1 chip?.
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