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"content": "This notification has appeared several times on my Mac. All of the affected applications I saw are universal, though, and run on Intel and Apple CPUs. So does this mean that, despite their support for Apple silicon, they will no longer run (or \"open,\" as it says here…) in upcoming #macOS version? If so, what's the proper recourse? The notification isn't very helpful here, alas. And if the applications _will_ run, why show the notification with the Intel reference that doesn't apply?\n\n#UX\nhttps://files.mastodon.social/media_attachments/files/116/508/705/966/859/601/original/743c04bbd9741cdb.png\nhttps://files.mastodon.social/media_attachments/files/116/508/706/033/273/467/original/ce06cbd1ff7f3f8b.png\n",
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