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macOS Sierra 10.12: Compatible Apps
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Indesign works but when I try to download the latest update from Creative Cloud I get failures unpacking the update.
Yeah, sounds like they concur. Hopefully on their update, no re-installs needed. I have no need to update yet. So, may wait a couple weeks. I have CCC, CP, and pwSafe.
i just installed the 10.12.1 public beta, and crashplan is running fine (no reinstall needed).
Answering my own question................
Canon 6D, WiFi must be "off" to enable connection to computer.
Sony USB must be set to "mass storage", not "Auto"
Go figure
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macOS Sierra 10.12: Compatible Apps
Compatible with both Apple Hanger and Apple Spinner, a great application.
Compatible with Apple Nonpacker, could be a unique selling point. Or maybe it's just using Apple's new Stalemate framework.
macOS Sierra 10.12: Compatible Apps
Compatible with both Apple Hanger and Apple Spinner, a great application.
Compatible with Apple Nonpacker, could be a unique selling point. Or maybe it's just using Apple's new Stalemate framework.
The SpaceMonkey desktop client runs, but can no longer mount the SpaceMonkey directory. It complains about a "SPACEFUSE Runtime Version Mismatch."
Our tech team is working on a hotfix for that. We're doing our best to release the update till the end of the week.
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Sorry for that! The update with a fix will be released till the end of this week. Stay tuned for the news
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Sorry for the issue with Macphun apps. The update with a fix for that will be released till the end of the week.
Cheers!
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Thank you for providing us with all the data! We're trying our best to release the update with a fix to that within a day.
Pages and Numbers '09 also working fine for me so far.
Lightroom 4 is also fine so far and the panels mentioned here - http://www.lightroomqueen.com/lightroom-macos-sierra-compatibility/ - are not missing.
I just posted the following in the bugs thread, but I thought that it might be wise to post it here as well for those of you who may miss it in the other thread . . .
<== ATTENTION VIRTUALBOX USERS ==>
Just a quick warning to those of you here who have Sierra installed on unsupported machines. In the unsupported machines thread we have discovered that having VirtualBox installed in Sierra may wreak havoc on your system.
The problem seems to be related to some of the kernel extensions that Oracle installs.
One of the biggest symptoms to date is that VirtualBox will break your iSight camera, so that it does not even appear under the Hardware/Camera section in the System Report. At least three people have now reported this problem, myself included.
If you open FaceTime, Photo Booth or any other app that uses the built-in camera, you will see a message that says that no camera is available, and that you need to connect a camera.
Short of totally uninstalling VirtualBox, there is currently no fix or workaround for this issue.
After a long, arduous troubleshooting process -- please see my post here -- last night I totally removed VirtualBox from my system, being as I really don't need it. My iSight camera was immediately fixed upon doing so.
<== ATTENTION VIRTUALBOX USERS ==>
Just a quick warning to those of you here who have Sierra installed on unsupported machines. In the unsupported machines thread we have discovered that having VirtualBox installed in Sierra may wreak havoc on your system.
The problem seems to be related to some of the kernel extensions that Oracle installs.
One of the biggest symptoms to date is that VirtualBox will break your iSight camera, so that it does not even appear under the Hardware/Camera section in the System Report. At least three people have now reported this problem, myself included.
If you open FaceTime, Photo Booth or any other app that uses the built-in camera, you will see a message that says that no camera is available, and that you need to connect a camera.
Short of totally uninstalling VirtualBox, there is currently no fix or workaround for this issue.
After a long, arduous troubleshooting process -- please see my post here -- last night I totally removed VirtualBox from my system, being as I really don't need it. My iSight camera was immediately fixed upon doing so.
I've sent the developer several emails about the Bartender 2 incompatibility, but no reply thus far. Oddly, on the home page he lists Bartender 2 as compatible with Sierra, but it definitely is not. I have Bartender 2 and Sierra on three Macs and it doesn't work on any of them.
odd, am using it on both of my macs without issue. try uninstalling/reinstalling bartender... and (of course), make sure you're using the latest version.
to install the helper (to hide spotlight), you have to disable SIP (which i did, then installed the helper, then re-enabled SIP).
I'm not having any trouble at all with Bartender 2 on Sierra. You might try reaching out to the dev.
@fisherking: Nope...still not working for me, and I even uninstalled Bartender 2 using AppCleaner. Not likely I'm doing anything wrong, I've been in the computer biz all my life and this is happening on three machines. The only apparent difference is you're using the latest Sierra beta and I'm not.
Bartender installs fine and I can can rearrange app icons just fine using Command+Drag, but then again I can do that anyway now with Sierra even if Bartender wasn't installed. The problem is when I restart, the icons are back to a haphazard placement.
@Weaselboy: I've sent Ben three emails since Sierra released and haven't heard a reply.
Bartender installs fine and I can can rearrange app icons just fine using Command+Drag, but then again I can do that anyway now with Sierra even if Bartender wasn't installed. The problem is when I restart, the icons are back to a haphazard placement.
@Weaselboy: I've sent Ben three emails since Sierra released and haven't heard a reply.
worked for me on the formal release of sierra as well, but...one icon continues to load in the wrong place if/when i reboot. so i move it, and get on with my day. so may be similar to what you're experiencing. how often are you restarting? it's rare for me, so....
I rarely restart, but I'm restarting now just to see if Bartender is working, and it is not. I rearrange my icons and then have seven icons out of place after I restart.
So I'm playing around with some stuff, so here's a few more I've found:
Working
Photoscape X
Mathematica
Picasa
Python (IDLE)
Dolphin Emulator
Working
Photoscape X
Mathematica
Picasa
Python (IDLE)
Dolphin Emulator
Photoshop CC Save Image For Web in Sierra
I'm unable to select an image file when 'Saving For Web' in the 'Save As' finder window in Photoshop CC running on Sierra.
There are times when I need to save a new image using a similar name by selecting the existing file, which matches the name in the 'Save As' dialog field. Using Photoshop CC under Sierra I'm unable to do so because of the inability to select existing files in the Save-as finder window.
I am able to right-click, so my workaround is to right-click on the file in question, select 'Rename' and then copy and paste the filename into the Save As form field.
Also, the Format, Settings & Slices options in the 'Save As' finder window are off-center, situated to the far left.
I'm unable to select an image file when 'Saving For Web' in the 'Save As' finder window in Photoshop CC running on Sierra.
There are times when I need to save a new image using a similar name by selecting the existing file, which matches the name in the 'Save As' dialog field. Using Photoshop CC under Sierra I'm unable to do so because of the inability to select existing files in the Save-as finder window.
I am able to right-click, so my workaround is to right-click on the file in question, select 'Rename' and then copy and paste the filename into the Save As form field.
Also, the Format, Settings & Slices options in the 'Save As' finder window are off-center, situated to the far left.
I find that odd. I have Bartender 2.1.6 installed on an unsupported iMac running the Sierra final release. It appears to be running just fine without incident. Is your only problem that the app icons change order after you reboot? Personally, I don't care in what order my icons load in the menubar, just as long as they do load. In fact, I never try to reorder them. But I fully understand that some folks are more meticulous about that point than others.
Online Bible Still Dead in the Water With macOS Sierra
Just an update regarding the Macintosh OS X version of the Online Bible 4.2.1 app that is distributed by David Pohl and Cross Country Software.
At this current time. Online Bible remains totally incompatible with Sierra, due to an undocumented function in Sierra which is resulting in an internal error, so that Online Bible crashes within seconds of being launched.
I am not a programmer, but the lead Mac version developer, Steve, sent me the following explanation. Perhaps it will make sense to some of you who do happen to be developers:
". . . a library the Online Bible uses, vis., WASTE, calls SetFontInfoForSelection() in Apple’s Carbon.framework, which ultimately tries to call -[NSTypographyPanel noGlyphsStaticString]. I have been unable to find any documentation on noGlyphsStaticString, which implies it is being introduced in Sierra. However, the error we are seeing is "unrecognized selector,” which means it is not yet implemented in Sierra. I find it hard to believe there are not other apps out there calling SetFontInfoForSelection(), so, at least theoretically, they should be having the same problem."
If there are any developers here who know anything about this function/method called "noGlyphsStaticString", or if you are aware of any online documentation concerning it, please let me know, so that I can write to Steve about it.
Steve informed me that until Apple fixes this issue on their end, Online Bible remains dead in the water, insofar as macOS Sierra is concerned.
For me personally, this is very disappointing news, because I have been using Online Bible for many years now, and I miss its easy copy and paste function.
In the meantime, I am using "Eloquence", which is an extension of the "e-Sword" project. I don't like it as much as Online Bible due to its apparent lack of a copy and paste function, but we must make due with what is available.
In fact, I have twice now posted a question regarding this on the Eloquence support page, and in over a month, no one has responded, which doesn't inspire much confidence in the project, in my view.
Just an update regarding the Macintosh OS X version of the Online Bible 4.2.1 app that is distributed by David Pohl and Cross Country Software.
At this current time. Online Bible remains totally incompatible with Sierra, due to an undocumented function in Sierra which is resulting in an internal error, so that Online Bible crashes within seconds of being launched.
I am not a programmer, but the lead Mac version developer, Steve, sent me the following explanation. Perhaps it will make sense to some of you who do happen to be developers:
". . . a library the Online Bible uses, vis., WASTE, calls SetFontInfoForSelection() in Apple’s Carbon.framework, which ultimately tries to call -[NSTypographyPanel noGlyphsStaticString]. I have been unable to find any documentation on noGlyphsStaticString, which implies it is being introduced in Sierra. However, the error we are seeing is "unrecognized selector,” which means it is not yet implemented in Sierra. I find it hard to believe there are not other apps out there calling SetFontInfoForSelection(), so, at least theoretically, they should be having the same problem."
If there are any developers here who know anything about this function/method called "noGlyphsStaticString", or if you are aware of any online documentation concerning it, please let me know, so that I can write to Steve about it.
Steve informed me that until Apple fixes this issue on their end, Online Bible remains dead in the water, insofar as macOS Sierra is concerned.
For me personally, this is very disappointing news, because I have been using Online Bible for many years now, and I miss its easy copy and paste function.
In the meantime, I am using "Eloquence", which is an extension of the "e-Sword" project. I don't like it as much as Online Bible due to its apparent lack of a copy and paste function, but we must make due with what is available.
In fact, I have twice now posted a question regarding this on the Eloquence support page, and in over a month, no one has responded, which doesn't inspire much confidence in the project, in my view.