Install rpmfusion-nonfree-release-stable rpm: I managed to install the intel-media-driver by doing the following:ĭownload latest rpmfusion-nonfree-release-stable rpm from Then, I also tried gnome-software, and under add-ons and Hardware Drivers, intel-media was not listed. No match for argument: intel-media-driverĮrror: Unable to find a match: intel-media-driverįailed to show notification: Error calling StartServiceByName for : Timeout was reached This is the error I get when I tried installing intel-media: I installed Fedy and tried to install intel-media, but it seems that the driver is not there. I could not believe I would end up spending hours on a Sunday afternoon struggling with the Adobe download site.Once again thanks for your suggestions and details. I was already using up to date Photoshop on my MBP running Sierra after an OS upgrade last year. I never would have known there were direct download links – no intermediary program. Now almost everyone is using the latest version or close to it, and quite a lot more people have access to P-Shop – but sometimes these technology roadblocks can make you physically ill by the time you fight with for a couple hours. I still love Photoshop and the subscription model helps those who can’t fork over hundreds and hundreds for a complete new App or even and a pricey upgrade. My MacBook Pro internal drive crashed, had problems with internal drive cable – it was a nightmare already getting the problem sorted out, but I thought at least I’ll have a clean install of Mac Sierra - all prepped and ready for a no-brainer reinstall of my Adobe Photoshop … once I just get the Creative Cloud Desktop App downloaded.īut no…… couldn’t install either Photoshop 17 or CC App – just quits during download – checked EVERYTHING – Sierra gatekeeper, firewalls, restarts, reading download error logs, reading blog posts, Adobe forums, notices, permissions you name it – cleaned out previous installs. The links on this download site saved me huge amount of needless grief.
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