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General issues on Catalina #113
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I wasn't able to replicate this problem on my branch, where a pkg installer is provided. You may try it and give your feedback: |
Yup.. 1.9.8.1 works great so far.. thank you so much.
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I wasn't able to replicate this problem on my branch, where a pkg installer is provided. You may try it and give your feedback:
https://github.com/emcrisostomo/MenuMeters/releases <https://github.com/emcrisostomo/MenuMeters/releases>
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1.9.8.1+emc working well for me too, on 2 computers, both 10.15 |
1.9.8.1+emc dmg installer did the trick here as well. Interestingly it told me it was replacing an 'older version' of menumeters. |
I'm glad it works! |
Thanks @emcrisostomo , I recommended your version from my release page https://github.com/yujitach/MenuMeters/releases/tag/1.9.8 . I didn't understand why you liked pkg installers, but finally I saw your point :-p I might incorporate your pkg installer to my side. How are you notarizing it? I was also thinking of moving out of System Preferences to make MenuMeters a stand-alone app, because debugging with System Preferences is very hard with System Integrity Protection... |
You're welcome @yujitach. :) I'm not notarising, but we could if we wanted to. When I created the pkg, the idea was just streamlining installation and update for users who build the software. I completely agree on your second point: having those two targets is a pain, and it complicates the project configuration quite a bit. We can get our hands on it. I'll try to allocate some time to refactor the project and contribute to it. |
Wait, can a non-notarized app run in Catalina on a non-development machine? I thought otherwise, from the documentations. My 1.9.8 is notarized. |
Hi @yujitach, yes, it can, at the moment at least. I've read somewhere that notarization requirements are still 'relaxed', but I'll have to check the documentation. We can automate the notarization step when building the installer, anyway. |
@emcrisostomo thanks for your mod, it does not freeze Settings anymore on 10.15, but i can't get dark theme in menumeters settings, while my system is on Dark, here are some logs:
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@cattyhouse This is a general bug of Catalina's System Preferences, where non-system pref panes do not respect the dark mode at all. See https://www.noodlesoft.com/blog/2019/08/28/preference-panes-and-catalina/ |
@yujitach Thanks for the info. i've also install latest version of your build on my old MacBook Air 2013, 10.15 (19A602), MenuMeters pane respects dark mode actually and no freezing System Preferences, it works perfect. But on my hackintosh iMac (Retina 4K, 21.5-inch, 2019) with 10.15 (19A602), your version freeze System Preferences, after |
Dear everyone, could you try my preliminary version There will be still many bugs, but this is the way forward, and I need volunteers who sacrifice themselves :-p |
Downloaded and launched. Sparkle updater tried download version 2.0.0 but failed. Was unable to reproduce Sparkle update check for screenshot. Seems to be working properly otherwise. |
wow, this one (app) works flawlessly on my hackintosh macOS 10.15 and it is natively Dark Mode, settings can be called by clicking anywhere on the menubar, this is very nice. while there are 2 small issues:
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Hi, could you try a new version (with the same version) again? It should now have a Dock menu, if you bring up the preferences. From there, you can force update and/or quit the app. At least I can successfully update it to 2.0.0. The difference between 1.9.9 and 2.0.0 is solely in the version number, and they are there to test if the auto-updater works correctly. Thanks again for being guinea pigs. I'd like to make MenuMeters' main menu to appear in the menu bar wen the preference window is open. So far I can only make it happen inconsistently. |
I can see there is MenuMeters in Dock when opening preferences from menubar,
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Wait a moment, what is the server address that hosts the updates? i checked my local DNS server logs, i don't see any DNS query when |
It's on https://member.ipmu.jp/ . The update manifest is at https://member.ipmu.jp/yuji.tachikawa/MenuMetersElCapitan/MenuMeters-Update.xml It's very strange that you can't update... I can update from my machine. If I can't reproduce the problem there's no way for me to fix it ... |
it is really strange, i can download https://member.ipmu.jp/yuji.tachikawa/MenuMetersElCapitan/zips/logger.php?MenuMeters_2.0.0.zip via safari or chrome without problem. open open looking forward to more testers on this issue. |
more logs from Console.app, looks like the url embedded in MenuMeters app was not https:
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Hi, I corrected the server setting. Could you try updating again? |
Great, update works now, thank you very much. |
Glad to know it worked. Thank you for your help, @cattyhouse . |
Again I'd like volunteers to test the new version, running outside of System Preferences: |
Everything went just fine on my Mojave 10.14.6 (18G1011) MacBook Pro.
Version 2.0.0 looks good to me!
Kind regards,
Adam
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New app works fine on Catalina 10.15 (19A602). I haven't seen any issues and upgraded to 2.0.0. Thanks for your great work. |
Another positive report - Catalina 10.15.1 - 1.9.9 + update to 2.0.0 worked fine! 💯 |
I also was able to update from 1.9.9 to 2.0 once I installed 1.9.9
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Another positive report - Catalina 10.15.1 - 1.9.9 + update to 2.0.0
worked fine! 💯
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I was able to install the latest test copy of MenuMeters 1.9.9, check for updates, and upgrade to 2.0.0 without error. |
Install of 1.9.9 and update to 2.0.0 went fine. |
I'd like to thank all the volunteers for testing it. I consider v1.9.9 good enough, so created the release https://github.com/yujitach/MenuMeters/releases/tag/1.9.9 . The binary is identical to the one posted in this thread, so you don't have to download it again if you already have installed it. |
I have tried to install 1.9.8 but it just fails and locks up my MacBook Pro with a beachball I can't stop, while 1.9.6 works perfectly on my machine. It installs and runs fine..
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