Pyware versions 8.0.1 and higher (due to using Oracle's Java and not the old MRJ) Pixelmator (Magic Wand causes crash every time it is used, other than that no other observed issues) Microsoft OneDrive Personal (as of Public Beta 4)
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None of the other buttons can be programmed Because Unifying Software does not recognize the mouse. What this means is that my Logitech Mouse is Recognized, but just the left and right buttons work along with the scroll wheel. V3.9.3/V3.9.3 Don't recognize my Logitech Performance Mouse (Logitech Unifying Software V1.2.315 works). Logitech Control V3.9.5 ( Updated/Fixed Sept 22 2016) IBackup (for iAccount iOS) - needs legacy java The lists are in alphabetical order.Ĭolormunki Display (sometimes need a reinstall and re-calibrate)ĭuet Display (using the latest iOS and OS X versions, after removing the OS X kext Extension and restarting, and installing the latest app version - 1.5.8.8 - and restarting these instructions were related by the Developer) previous comments: (with iOS 10, although a bit choppy) (DP5>GM causes app to try & reinstall, won't reinstall)į5 Big-IP Edge Client (VPN) - Now works in Public Beta 2 For apps with limited compatibility, please include a link to your post explaining the limitations.
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MOD EDIT: This is a wiki post, which is editable by anyone with the appropriate rights. So far from my testing the below work for me. I still, however, prefer that people send me actionable information some way other than messages.Just installed Sierra and wanted to see what works.
I think I’ve now got this problem more or less wrangled. On iOS, I can forward a text message to my Omni Mail Drop address. As to my initial problem (and post), capturing OmniFocus tasks on the Mac from Messages is easy enough with the OmniFocus text clipper. Chatology brings a much needed dose of sanity to managing a large message database. So partly as a result of Chatology, I’ve flipped on my initial workflow and now I’m keeping all of my messages. Using Chatology I can isolate these images and put them somewhere more permanent. Another example comes from my wife, who often sends me great pictures via messages. For example, if if you know someone recommended a great Thai restaurant to you in the last month but can’t remember the name of the restaurant or who told you, type “Thai” in Chatology’s search bar and you’ll find it. Using all of this data, you can search your messages several ways. It also remembers when the conversations took place and any pictures or links that may have exchanged. It keeps track of who you’ve chatted with and what was said. Just as I was trying to figure out a new approach to all of this, Flexibits (the same guys that brought us Fantastical) released Chatology.Ĭhatology indexes your messages. It was just too much work deleting messages and it didn’t take me long to realize I might need those deleted messages. At the time, I decided my solution was to start deleting all messages that didn’t require action. I wrote a few months ago about the troubles I have with messages.
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