Is there any version of Phothoshop that works at least partially on OS X 10.10 Yosemite?

I discovered that so far Photoshop CS6 and Photoshop CC both are not working in OS X 10.10, mainly because "Open" and "Save As" dialogs are completely broken.
Some may argue that OS X 10.10 is in beta and that's not 'supported', still after few months of using, with over 100 apps, there are only two that fail completly, Microsoft Lync which is notorious for needing a patch every couple of weeks and Adobe Photoshop.
I am wondering if others had the same problem, if there is any workaround (don't ask me to run a VM or another OS...)

Photoshop CC and CC 2014 work - barring the OS bugs that have not yet been fixed.
And yes, MacOS 10.10 is still in an early prerelease stage with many unfixed issues in the OS code.

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http://www.stuffit.com/mac/expander/
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Is there a version of Illustrator that works right?

I used CS3 for a while, and it was okay, but its bug where it would create redundant and additional unnecessary anchor points when doing "offset path" was maddening (and inexcusable for anything that is not freeware). It also liked to freeze when exiting the program (that was a minor annoyance; it didn't cause any real problems).
I've been trying out CS5 for a day or two and it has a new set of issues. It doesn't freeze on exit, nor does it create redundant and additional unnecessary anchor points; but sometimes the shortcuts are unresponsive. For example; Ctrl+U for toggling the smart guides sometimes does nothing; the same applies to Ctrl+Z (undo). There are also various things that formerly worked with a single-click that now require a double-click. For example, in CS3 you can click the down arrow on either the fill or stroke color palette; select your color; then *with a single-click* on the other palette's down arrow, you can make the other palette drop down and the palette you just had open disappear simultaneously. In CS5, that single-click only makes the palette flyout disappear; you have to click again to open the other palette.
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With regard to "live text", I don't know what that is off the top of my head. However, I never leave text in a file; I always expand it. My work is almost always extemely basic, consisting of ordinary shapes and compound paths. I can think of one exception where I had to do curved gradients which faded from black to transparent; which I did in CS3. I had to go all the way around Robin Hood's barn to make that work, and I can't even remember exactly how I did it (though I have the process written down somewhere). The first hurdle was making a gradient conform to a very specific shape and match a very specific curve, and the second hurdle was making it fade to transparent rather than to a solid color (CS3 has no built-in functionality for that; i.e., no "transparent" swatch in the gradient controls like Photoshop has). So that may not have been possible in version 8 or whatever.
So given that version 10 (the oldest version that I've tried) had no zoom/scroll with the mouse wheel, I'm guessing that no previous versions (like version 8) did either? Unfortunately, that would be a major handicap for the way I work.
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@PeterG
You said "You might want to examine the End User Licensing Agreement (EULA) for any prohibition against using these two instances at the same time with the same license; the license does permit two installs for the same user that are not used simultaneously." I thought that meant you had read the EULA. It's pretty unambiguous on that point.
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