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Preview doesn't work #4
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It seems like this might be a bug in macOS, it affects a lot of screensavers. I'll see if I need to do what's listed at the bottom of this issue to see if it fixes it: JohnCoates/Aerial#464 |
Hmm, I'm not sure what's going on here. I already have I have seen this happen with other Swift screensavers on my own machine, like I've seen it happen to https://github.com/pedrommcarrasco/Brooklyn as well. |
Interesting Apple developer forums say to not make screensavers using Swift, lol... seems like that's news to everyone. https://forums.developer.apple.com/message/268962#268962 |
I posted in JohnCoates/Aerial#464 as well. I am getting this issue on my 2018 MacMini but not my 2017 13" MBP. Both are running macOS Mojave 10.14.5 2018 MacMini (Not Working) 2017 13" MBP (Working) |
Yeah it's barely supported but it does work(ish). You'll notice that the Screensaver template in Xcode is Objective-C only. Apple seems to be willing to fix this by throwing the whole This is a pain because a In any case, the preview bug is because of the Swift libraries when switching from one Swift screensaver to another, we have this in our FAQ :
I gave a longer reply here too, hopefully this will help you : JohnCoates/Aerial#464 (comment) |
@glouel, I posted the longer reply there as well. Since JohnCoates/Aerial#464 (comment) is the main thread I am going to keep all the details in that case. |
2015 15" MBP (Working) |
I'm on macOS Mojave 10.14.5
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