MacOS Sonoma problems - Githubissues

Fred-DTV commented 10 months ago

Tried through the 1.2.0 official MacForge release as well as through the 1.2.2 beta both times with re-installing space renamer. It shows up in the taskbar and I can use the pop up window to enter names for the spaces (it even recognizes the correct number of spaces) but it doesn't rename the spaces. SIP and everything else is turned off.

Fred@FredBook-Pro ~ % ps aux | grep -v grep | grep -i macforge
Fred              1077   0.0  0.1 410095232  37024   ??  S    Sun10PM   0:03.64 /Applications/MacForge.app/Contents/Library/LoginItems/MacForgeHelper.app/Contents/MacOS/MacForgeHelper
Fred@FredBook-Pro ~ % ps aux | grep -v grep | grep -i spacesrenamer
Fred              1071   0.0  0.0 35764792  13000   ??  S    Sun10PM   0:01.86 /Applications/SpacesRenamer.app/Contents/MacOS/SpacesRenamer
Fred@FredBook-Pro ~ % csrutil status
System Integrity Protection status: disabled.

wlj-iii commented 10 months ago

Looking through at a very passing glance (on my way to uninstall), there is no /Library/Containers directory, potentially moved in Sonoma along with everything else :(

jcallahan526 commented 9 months ago

Same here. Was working brilliantly with previous MacOS

izaankml commented 9 months ago

Same issue where spaces names do not update, although spaces renamer is always identifying one more space than I currently have open also

Itzik217 commented 8 months ago

Any updates here? i'm getting the same thing. Followed all steps and in my case i don't even haev the macenhance folder.

trentbrew commented 7 months ago

Same issue here ever since upgrading to Sonoma 14.4

dado3212 commented 7 months ago

Sonoma 14.4 is indeed broken, but previous versions through 14.3 have been validated. Tracking the 14.4 issue in #95.

morningmaoa commented 7 months ago

But same issue happens in Sonoma 14.3.1, is there any way to solve it?

dado3212 commented 5 months ago

I updated the readme - https://github.com/dado3212/spaces-renamer?tab=readme-ov-file#installation-m1m2apple-silicon.

You can try using the version that has MacForge 1.2.2 (3).

dennisrcao commented 5 months ago

It works for me(Sonoma 14.4.1) however the only thing is when using multiple desktops all the other desktops have the tray icon on the top right corner, but my MBP itself does not.

SCR-20240521-llyy ^ This icon shows for my other monitors. however is not present on my MBP.

jvthomas90 commented 5 months ago

@dennisrcao Based off of the screenshot you shared in #91 I'm assuming you actually mean "multiple monitors"

rather than

"desktops" (to use Windows' language)

or "desks" (ChromeOS spinoff)

or "workspaces" (Linux taxonomy)

or "spaces" (MacOS lingo)

etc etc i.e. the virtual version of having multiple screens worth of app/window groupings to work with.

If my assumption is right and you're referring to the visibility of the SpacesRenamer icon on monitors 2 and 3 as opposed to the lack of visibility on the built-in MBP screen

then the good news is that Spaces Renamer is indeed running (you can confirm this by opening the native Activity Monitor app and searching for Spaces Renamer among the list of currently active processes)
though the problem seems to be that the resolution of your main display is so low that there isn't enough space to see some of the status-bar icons that get shoveled off all the way to the left of your screen (either ending up behind the notch, if your MBP has one, or the active app's menu-items that are on the far left of the menu-bar)

You can follow this tip (https://github.com/dado3212/spaces-renamer/issues/95#issuecomment-2116313964) for a quick and dirty natively supported fix to this otherwise minor visual glitch, or alternatively you can utilize the 3rd party app I suggested in #91 for a better-suited long-term solutions e.g. splitting up your menu-bar items by either a dedicated sub-group of apps (think "folders, for the menu bar") or the more generic "bartender bar" (basically, a second menu-bar). That's for easy visual/mouse pointer access, mind you, the two tips regarding keyboard access that I shared on #91 apply too.

TL;DR version

you can either shrink your MBP screen temporarily to be able to see the icon then CTRL+CLICK it to drag it farther to the right-hand side so that when you "zoom-in" again (i.e. dial-down the resolution back to the default or your preferred value) it still remains visible on the main display.
Or you can install Bartender and take the time to configure it so that any and all status-bar icons are better organized, such that they are either visible, or if not visible then they still remain easily accessible by various mouse pointer or keyboard tricks.

dennisrcao commented 5 months ago

@jvthomas90 Correct - I meant "multiple monitors" apologies. And thank you it looks like the resolution solution # 1 worked.

dantab66 commented 2 months ago

Hi, I managed to install on a Macbook Pro M3 with Sonoma 14.5 using the new instructions in the FAQ on using the Beta MacForge.

The first time that Spaces Renamer ran, I was able to set the name of the Desktops which was great.

I now have rebooted, and when I go to set the name of a Desktop I get the pop up to set the name and click "Update Names" it doesn't seem to do anything anymore. i.e. The name stays the same (Desktop 1, Desktop 2, etc..).

I verified that the Spaces Renamer is running.

Any idea why it worked the first time, and now no longer works?

dado3212 commented 2 months ago

I would make sure that MacForge is also running. Post reboot it may not always start. Trigger it, and then run pkill -9 Dock and see if that works.

dantab66 commented 2 months ago

Thanks for the suggestion.

I did as you said, and it worked!

Strange though. When I did the “pkill” command I received a message that made me believe that it didn’t work.

"pkill: signalling pid 531: Operation not permitted”

Is there anything I can do to make sure that it comes up properly after reboot?

-Dan

On Aug 17, 2024, at 9:11 PM, Alex Beals @.***> wrote:

I would make sure that MacForge is also running. Post reboot it may not always start. Trigger it, and then run pkill -9 Dock and see if that works.

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dado3212 commented 2 months ago

Open System Settings > Login Items and delete MacForgeHelper. Then open MacForge again. It should re-add it as a Login Item, and hopefully stay working again.

dado3212 / spaces-renamer

MacOS Sonoma problems #94