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prashantgupta24 / automatic-mouse-mover

a minimalistic go library/app to keep your mac active and alive
MIT License
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Apple Silicon m1 version #33

Open paoloestar opened 2 years ago

paoloestar commented 2 years ago

Hey prashanta, very good and efficient piece of software thanks a lot!

have seen (after buying a new MacBook) that it still runs rosetta emulated as intel application. Any plans to make a universal app? Thanks!

prashantgupta24 commented 2 years ago

Thanks for the kind words @paoloestar! No plans as of now, contributions are more than welcome!

longgiangp commented 2 years ago

With the release of Go, [version 1.16] Apple Silicon is supported out-of-the-box with support for cgo, internal and external linking. https://tip.golang.org/doc/go1.16

By looking at your go.yml file, you're already on Go 1.17. which means you should be able to build for arm (GOOS=darwin, GOARCH=arm64).

If you don't mind to build it real quick and upload it, that would be awesome!

Thank you very much! ❤️

prashantgupta24 commented 2 years ago

Hi @longgiangp , unfortunately the robotgo library on which AMM is based has issues with arm64 builds. Perhaps their latest version supports it, I am using an older version.

FYI I I have been running this on an M1 for quite some time now, rosetta makes it a seamless experience.

cnpog commented 2 years ago

@prashantgupta24 I am on M1 mac and I updated all dependencies, after which it worked. go get -u ./...

paoloestar commented 1 year ago

good to hear that it works as a native app. Would be great if you could share the build

@prashantgupta24 does this enable you to update your code?

prashantgupta24 commented 1 year ago

I honestly am not able to find the time to get this done, if someone submits a PR for it, would highly appreciate it!

Resousse commented 1 year ago

This PR : https://github.com/prashantgupta24/automatic-mouse-mover/pull/45 should help, because I'm able to compile/use it on my silicon M2 Pro.

Resousse commented 1 year ago

@paoloestar , please try the latest release and let me know

nighthawk469 commented 1 year ago

It may work building from source, but the "amm.x86.zip" in Releases doesn't work on apple silicon, or at least I get this error when I right click>Open "“amm” cannot be opened because the developer cannot be verified.".

It would be awesome if we could get an apple silicon build in Releases :)

prashantgupta24 commented 1 year ago

@nighthawk469 the developer cannot be verified error is because it's not notarized by apple. If you right click on the .app and choose Open, it will work.

That being said, I will get an apple silicon build in the releases soon!

nighthawk469 commented 1 year ago

I did try right clicking but still I got the same message. I saw this same issue with Alacritty. Something about macos quarantine. https://github.com/alacritty/alacritty/issues/4673#issuecomment-771291615

XanderF commented 4 months ago

I just installed Go for the M2, used master and created amm.app using Make. It worked perfectly. And I haven't had any crashes which I used to get using the amm.app binary on my Intel based Mac.

Montrichard commented 2 weeks ago

@prashantgupta24 any plans to do a Apple Silicon release? thanks