Closed yb0lyu closed 5 years ago
Maybe I have to reinstall from macOS Recovery? Oh NO ðŸ˜
@yb0lyu Gray does not modify your installation of Mojave, it simply adds a preference to your plist for the application that you are trying to modify. I'm guessing that VMWare is not linked against Mojave yet so the preference has a bad side-effect when changing the appearance.
You could try to run this in your terminal:
killall cfprefsd
/bin/rm -rf ~/Library/Preferences/com.vmware.fusion.plist
/bin/rm -rf ~/Library/Preferences/com.vmware.fusion.plist.lockfile
Be sure to close VMWare before running the commands.
I'm gonna try and install VMWare Fusion later this evening to see if I can't replicate the issue and look at how I can solve it. I'll keep you posted!
@yb0lyu did you manage to restore VMWare into its original state?
Closing this issue due to lack of activity
It seems that Gray can't work with VMware Fusion 10. After using Gray, Fusion 10 shows all white or black instead of showing Windows 10. What should I do? I have reinstall VMware Fusion and reinstall macOS Mojave, don't work.