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Native Support for Apple SoC arm chips (M1, M1 Pro, M1 Max) #55
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Seconded! This app is the only app on my main app list that isn't Apple Silicon ready. Would be nice to have it updated for the day that Rosetta gets deprecated |
I already created a pull request for that: #51 For those of you not having an Xcode build environment up and running, I compiled a universal binary here: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AiF3lPpzI9Tej5Y3JYnW-99Yt3H8IQ However, I currently do not have access to an M1 machine and could therefore only test the binary on Intel. Please let me know if you have any issues. |
Just tested on my M1 Max and both compiling from your I'm going to go ahead and close this issue. |
@rennsport Maybe it's better to keep this issue open. The original RDM repository seems inactive and others will find this issue more easily when it's still directly visible. |
That's a good idea so people will be able see it in the open issues |
Download Apple Silicon build |
Got this error |
probably because its not signed, right click and click open |
Didn't fix it, it's saying the app is broken, not that its not trusted |
can you try this please |
Same error MacBook Pro 10/16 core 14" on macOS 12.5 BETA (21G5027d) |
@rennsport Thank you for the updated download link, that one does work. Weird the other one doesn't |
@lockieluke @gmcmullengrc Sorry, I accidentally deleted the file when I was cleaning up my drive. I have re-uploaded the file, the link should work again. |
The app works fine with the arm chips, but it'd be nice to not have it running in Rosetta 2.0 and draining battery more than it needs to because of the arm -> x86 translation. Thanks!
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