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🦾 A list of reported app support for Apple Silicon as well as Apple M4 and M3 Ultra Macs
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Transmit 5 seems not supporting native ARM. (Dec 5th) #838

Closed indicator0 closed 2 years ago

indicator0 commented 2 years ago

Replace each second line your own text.

The official name of the app Transmit 5

Is there a supported version available on a stable release channel? Yes (via Rosetta 2)

Proposed New App Status Doeesitarm website shows that v5.7 runs natively on Apple Silicon, but v5.8.2 is still x86_64 version.

Related Issue Tracker Links or discussion None

An Official App Download Page Mac App Store or https://www.panic.com/transmit/

Additional context Please check it if you have this app.

Full Screenshot with the App and Activity Monitor(if self reporting) or Silicon Info

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ThatGuySam commented 2 years ago

There are 3 types of App Bundles in the context of Apple Silicon: Intel, Apple, and Universal.

Intel is the older App Bundles that we've used in the past and may work on Apple Silicon via Rosetta 2 Translation.

Apple is specifically built for Apple Silicon devices and will not run on Intel Macs.

Universal contains both the Intel and Apple bundle data and will run on either but is usually about double the size.

Sometimes software developers will continue to ship Intel-only App Bundles instead of Universal to make downloads faster and save on Disk Space.

I imagine the App Store has an option to provide Architecture specific versions instead of only the Universal version.

indicator0 commented 2 years ago

I wrongly downloaded thee x64 only version, now it is natively ARM!