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macOS Sierra 10.12: Compatible Apps

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swrobel said:
you sure LibreOffice is working? I've tried everything from Stable to the development versions and, while it launches, it hangs the first time you try to give any input.
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Yes, it still works for me.

I also updated to LibreOffice 5.1.4.2, also works.
 
garvit24 said:
Photoshop CC is working fine otherwise. But with 1 crash happening specifically when you go for "Save for Web" option. Just when you click save on the "Save for web" dialog box. Photoshop vanishes/ crashes. Normal save/ save as.. is working fine. This problem is happening with the latest Photoshop CC 2015.5 version on Mac Sierra Beta 2.
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Hey, even I face the same save for Web problem in beta 2. Just after I updated photoshop to 2015.5 version. Did you find any fix? I wrote 2 crash reports to Adobe but none answered.
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I'm having the same issue with Photoshop.
 
Citrix have finally posted an update on Citrix Receiver compatibility with Sierra.

http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX214857

The Citrix Receiver for Mac team is working on product updates to support the upcoming release of macOS Sierra (macOS 10.12) in Fall 2016. Citrix is committed to provide zero-day compatibility for Receiver for Mac when Sierra is generally available. Zero-day compatibility means Receiver for Mac will operate with the new operating system platform from Apple at release.

In addition to zero-day compatibility, Citrix is reviewing new features that take advantage of Sierra. We will keep our customers informed as we learn more about the changes needed to support any of the new features.

The Sierra beta is available to the general public. Based on our early assessment of the current beta, we are aware of issues making ICA connections over SSL. Citrix has started to fix gaps and areas of incompatibilities with Sierra to ensure our commitment to Zero-day compatibility.

The next version of Receiver for Mac should be available very soon. It does not suffer from the SSL issue on Sierra. Be aware however that even after the next version is released, Sierra is still not a supported platform. If Apple releases a new Sierra beta that causes Receiver for Mac to stop working, there is no guarantee that we will release a fix before the official release of Sierra. Citrix recommends that our customers not install the Sierra beta.
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micky1234 said:
It is not released at receiver.citrix.com it still states 12.1.100 with release date 17 Feb. Yes they announced to release "soon".
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By 'posted an update' I meant they've put up a news article with an update about the situation, not they've actually updated the software.
 
BusyCal 3.0.5 has been working for me without any problems. I was on an earlier release when I initially installed the Sierra Beta 1 and didn't have any problems with it either.
 
As of DP4, XLD no longer works for me, confirmed on 2 different machines. Most of the conversion options are now missing.

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Does anybody else have problems with Wacom tablet pressure sensitivity with Lightroom when running MacOS Sierra? Mine doesn't work...
 
Would anybody know if the current Sierra Beta is compatible with Photoshop CS6, Nik plugins and 24'' Apple Cinema Display?
 
swrobel said:
Anyone have any good alternatives for Fluid apps on Sierra? It was becoming pretty dated anyway (lots of "this browser is no longer supported" messages from sites) so it's probably time to look for a replacement...
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Has anyone been able to test how Fluid's doing on DP4/PB3?

Also, @swrobel, have you tried changing the user agent? I've gotten that error message before but have almost always resolved it by changing the user agent to the latest Chrome or Firefox versions.
 
I see in the OP VMWare Fusion had limited functionality. I haven't seen anything in the last several weeks on VMWare Fusion.

Any updates on its usability?
 
For PB3:
App Tamer beta seems to be working (regular version seemed to work but crashes sometimes.

Box Sync seems to be working. It didn't before Sierra PB3, and I don't think it updated, so something must've happened on Apple's end.
 
J4rkko said:
Does anybody else have problems with Wacom tablet pressure sensitivity with Lightroom when running MacOS Sierra? Mine doesn't work...
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Yes I can't get it to work either. What is weird is it senses my finger touching the tablet surface but not the pen.
 
For all those who wanted news about Logic Pro X, in my Sierra PB3 installation the version 10.2.1 works fine...versions 10.2.3 and 10.2.4 won't launch at all...on screen appears a popup saying that the application is damaged...
 
I have 3 card games (Euchre 3D, Hearts+ and Spades+) from A-Star Software. The company no longer supports them and they've been pulled from the App Store, though they do have iOS versions in the iOS App Store. The apps quit working back in El Capitan, soft of. The menu that was used to start new games and offered other options no longer appeared within the app. By experimenting a bit, I discovered that if you knew where to click on the blank screen (that is, where the menu item to start the game should be), you could get the app to start, and from that point, it played perfectly, and the menu appeared and was 100% functional.

I just discovered that in Sierra, the menu that failed to display previously is now there, and everything is great. Go figure.
 
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