Boot into recovery and use the menu items and repair permissions in your install then reboot and try it agin!
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Boot into recovery and use the menu items and repair permissions in your install then reboot and try it agin!
Huzzah! That fixed my issue with BetterTouchTool not running, too! Thanks...
This one is the best again, it kinda is sort of 'Golden image' the only bug I found was a grey rectangle on top of the 'Focused Content' during a call
Splashtop Business App is now universal and the Splashtop Streamer is to be released as universal soon....
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EDIT - Splashtop Streamer is now Universal
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EDIT - Splashtop Streamer is now Universal
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I don't do anything, I just went to dock settings in preferences and selected dock on left, that's all!
I didn't do anything else aside of adjusting size and making it hid when not in used. And yes, a lot of stuff from good old days, doesn't work, you could force Mail before to show attachments as icons only with a terminal command, doesn't work any more. I don't think fully transparent dock is possible in Monterey and above.
I am new to the M1 Apple Silicon world but am now on a Mac Studio. I did a complete refresh to ensure I started on the right foot with AS/Universal applications, and I have the Silicon app installed to see which Intel-Only Apps still need to be updated.
The list is long - mainly smaller utilities or HW-specific apps... Should I expect an update to, for instance, Audacity to show up suddenly, or would I have to actively find an AS version and install it? I use MacUpdater to keep my apps updated.
The list is long - mainly smaller utilities or HW-specific apps... Should I expect an update to, for instance, Audacity to show up suddenly, or would I have to actively find an AS version and install it? I use MacUpdater to keep my apps updated.
Who knows. I think Apple encourages developers to publish one Universal app, so presumably when something goes from Intel-only to Universal, its normal update mechanism would roll out that update...
... that being said, there are a number of software developers who publish separate ARM vs Intel versions, e.g. SecureCRT, raindrop.io, Spotify, VLC, etc. (Those are the ones I remember on my M1 Max machine) I wonder if MacUpdater would alert you to the existence of a separate ARM version if you have the Intel version... but otherwise I would expect you'd have to manually grab the ARM version.
(Note that there are some developers who "pretend" to give you an ARM-only version but in reality they publish a Universal version for ARM and an Intel-only version otherwise. Same issue with those, I would presume the Intel versions won't update to the Universal one unless they abandon the Intel-only version. I thought Chrome/Firefox were in that category but the versions on my Intel Macs are Universal. Zoom might be one...)
Intel Apps - Intel only and need rosetta to run, therefore not optimised
Apple Silicon Apps - Apple Silicon only and optimised
Universal Apps - contain both the Intel executable and the Apple Silicon executable so that they can run natively on both types of processor and are therefore optimised
They're still more optimized than running x86 Electron in Rosetta 2... one less layer of inefficiency is always a net improvement.
The one that is really pissing me off is Authy running under Rosetta 2. Over 600 megs of RAM for an app that, if it wasn't Electron, could probably be implemented in a few megs. Unlike Teams or even WhatsApp, it's not exactly something very complicated. And the Windows version is... only 53 megs, or so it claims, that seems oddly low for Electron?
(Honestly, I was young and naive when I adopted that thing - didn't realize that 'oh, they have apps for Windows/Mac/Linux' didn't mean what I assumed it did...)
Yeah electron is **** lol, the difference with native catalyst whatsapp compared to electron whatsapp is insane, went from 1-2gb on electron to about 200mb of ram usage on native
It’s absolutely disgusting, today it was consuming 3GB of memory and it was my 2nd top most energy consumed app..
The app is actually decent on Mac M1 now, I live in a place where people like to use facebook messenger a lot so this is a god sent.
Anyway, I used to follow isapplesiliconready but it doesn't seem to get update anymore.