So im trying to get my Mac ready for an SSD upgrade and a clean install of Catalina. Problem is, since 32-bit apps arent supported anymore, i need to check for any incompatible apps. However, when I open system information, its not loading anything.
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System Information wont load Applications.
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Is Spotlight disabled? I don't recall if this is one of them, but a lot of Apple's software relies on the Spotlight index being present to function properly.
If this is solely a matter of weeding out 32-bit apps, here is an additional tool that will do that, from a developer who has created a host of them in tracking and trying to compensate for the shortcomings and idiosyncrasies in mac OS.
If this is solely a matter of weeding out 32-bit apps, here is an additional tool that will do that, from a developer who has created a host of them in tracking and trying to compensate for the shortcomings and idiosyncrasies in mac OS.
Try from Terminal with:
Code:
system_profiler SPApplicationsDataType | grep -B 6 -A 2 "64-Bit (Intel): No"