![]() Even though the “Purchases” list shows Aperture with an “update” button, the update doesn’t work. Update: I tested this on a Mavericks machine I just updated to Yosemite. I suspect 3.51 (Mavericks) can’t import 3.6 Libraries. I’d rather upgrade laptop to Yosemite first, but that will take Aperture there to 3.6. I have Aperture on both my laptop and my desktop. I guess I’d better hurry up on my Yosemite migration, but at least there’s still a way to do this.įortunately I think it’s fairly easy to “steal” Aperture, which, in this case, is probably legitimate. The only way to obtain the Yosemite versions of Aperture (3.6) and iPhoto (9.6.1) is to delete the old versions and then re-download the full applications from the Purchases tab of the App Store." ![]() ![]() ![]() … if you’re upgrading from Mavericks to Yosemite, the previous versions of Aperture (3.5.1) and iPhoto (9.5.1) for Mavericks won’t run at all on Yosemite, and you can no longer update them from the Updates tab of the App Store - because they've been removed from the store. ![]()
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