Apple users: I just want to re-emphasize—don't update to High Sierra just yet. It's still a dot-zero version, i.e. there are kinks that need to be fixed. Apple and third party vendors are on it.
For those of you who can't resist new, shiny, and not quite working things—here are some tricks to get beaTunes to run on High Sierra.
Labels: High Sierra
posted at 05:52
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macOS 10.13, also known as High Sierra, is going to be released very soon, which means it's time to talk about compatibility with beaTunes. An issue some beta users reported is a missing menu bar. In essence, just the application name, but none of the usual menu items are visible, which makes it impossible to work with beaTunes.
Should you encounter this issue, please try the following solution see note below.
JavaVM.framework.JavaVM.framework, which has no known security issues.Please let me know, should you encounter any other High Sierra-related issues.
Thanks.
The issue seems to have been resolved in the final version of macOS 10.13.
Unfortunately, the issue still persists on systems with non-English locale. To get beaTunes to run properly
Apple has indirectly acknowledged it's an operating system bug. They are working on a fix.
Labels: High Sierra, macOS, OS X
posted at 04:05
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