can’t state the OS is supported and then say in emails that it isn’t. …soooo, yeah, toon boom really should provide some clear language about big sur support. Well, my above opinions about waiting out an OS upgrade still stand, however i do see that big sur is stated as a supported OS (i’m assuming just for h20, even though the page says h17) : 10.15 was a problematic OS that i’ve successfully avoided thus far, and i wouldn’t touch big sur with a 10 foot pole until 2022 (at the soonest!) i’m still using OS 10.14 for compatibility with all kinds of software. don’t assume any software or hardware devices, from ANY vendor/developer, will be compatible until it is stated as such, even a few months after the OS is released. then you can continue using the big sur partition when harmony is updated to allow for it, and not have to do any wipes/reinstalls (you can remove the 2nd partition to reclaim your space when you are ready, or keep it around for similar situations).īig sur is not at all a “routine update”, it’s a major, milestone OS, the one where they are incrementing the “10” (!!!). If you’ve installed big sur, best thing to get back to work quickly would be to set up a second partition on your startup drive with your previous OS and install harmony on that second partition.

Termination Reason: Namespace SIGNAL, Code 0xb Termination Signal: Segmentation fault: 11 Path: /Volumes/VOLUME/*/Harmony 20 Premium.app/Contents/MacOS/Harmony Premium Here’s the first part of the error message I get every time: Not sure what I’m going to do about this, but if you haven’t updated to Big Sur, I would recommend against it! I can open the program, but as soon as I try to resize the window, an error occurs and the program crashes. Then I made the mistake of updating to the latest mac OS, Big Sur, and Toon Boom no longer works at all.

I just bought a brand new 2020 iMac and updated to Toon Boom 20.

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