Next week, with the first public release of macOS Golden Gate 27.0, we will see how our apps fare with the features and changes it brings. So far, I have tested and, where needed, fixed a total of 37 of my apps that I intend to support for, and keep compatible with, Golden Gate:

• Alifix version 1.4
• Apfelstrudel version 1.6
• Cirrus version 1.16
• Cormorant version 1.6
• DelightEd version 2.5
• DeltaFree version 1.1
• Dintch version 1.8
• Disclipper version 1.0
• DropSum version 1.2
• Dystextia version 1.9
• Fintch version 1.4
• Logistician version 1.5
• LogUI version 1.1 build 88
• Metamer version 1.6
• Mints version 1.22
• Nalaprop version 1.4
• Podofyllin version 1.4 (there is also a beta of 1.5 in test)
• Precize version 1.16
• Providable version 1.2
• Quarant2 version 1.0
• Revisionist version 1.10
• SilentKnight version 2.14 (version 3 preferred, please)
• SilentKnight 3 version 3.02 (Apple silicon only)
• Sparsity version 1.4
• Spotcord version 1.0
• SpotTest version 1.3
• Spundle version 1.9
• Stibium version 1.2
• SystHist version 1.22
• Textovert version 1.1
• The Time Machine Mechanic (T2M2) version 2.03
• UTIutility version 1.4
• Versatility version 1.2
• Viable version 1.0.12
• ViableS version 1.0.12
• Vimy version 0.7
• xattred version 1.7
• XProCheck version 1.7

Of those, I have further work to do on Viable, ViableS, Vimy and Cirrus, to improve their support for Golden Gate’s features, and give them a better interface. T2M2 may also need some fixes once I have more experience of Time Machine backups in macOS 27.

I believe that five of my command tools are fully compatible with Golden Gate:

• alisma version 4
• blowhole version 11
• cintch version 3
• cmpxat version 4
• unorml version 5

If there’s an app of mine that you want to be able to use in Golden Gate, but its current version won’t oblige, please comment here and I’ll see what I can do to address that.

Enjoy, and please report any bugs or problems.