Checking signatures, notarization, and 64-bit code on different items like apps, command tools, and Installer packages just got much simpler.
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This version can now open and check apps properly using its Open command, as well as by drag and drop. Essential to prepare for Catalina.
The Catalina upgrade promises to be the most complex for years, catering for loss of 32-bit support and its read-only file system. How are you planning to upgrade?
Part of Apple’s preparations for Catalina, this contains a list of major apps which are only 32-bit and will stop working when you upgrade to 10.15.
Confused as to what will and won’t run on macOS 10.15 Catalina? Here’s a clear guide for users from regular to advanced.
What’s coming at WWDC, and how will Apple profit handsomely from Marzipan even if it doesn’t help many developers?
It now checks its integrity against its signature when it opens, and offers an easy link to its product page from the Help menu.
It now checks its integrity against its signature when it opens, and offers an easy link to its product page from the Help menu.
What’s the best and most reliable way to tell what 32-bit code won’t run in macOS 10.15? Time is now running short before first betas ship.
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