PARALLELS CLIENT MAC INSTALL
Native support for Apple Silicon (e.g M1) based MacsĪAMAC-74 - AppsAnywhere does not trigger Rosetta installation on M1 MacĪAMAC-87 - VMware Horizon Client cannot be upgraded from an older versionĪAMAC-95 - Gathering list of apps taking over 30 seconds on some machinesĪAMAC-86 - Executing a macOS Install delivery method instruction, does not notify once complete or launch the application even though the installation is successful.ĪAMAC-9 - Make third-party client detection more generic (and not dependent on the install location)ĪAMAC-2 - Move client configuration to a user-specific directory Improved updater and uninstaller application namesĪAMAC-146 - VMware Horizon client broken when installed by AppsAnywhere client on macOS VenturaĪAMAC-89 - Support for Hardware App Profiles logĬentral API URL is now configurable (used for testing/development purposes only) Main application: ~/Library/Logs/Software2/com.aa.uk.AppsAnywhere. Log files are now suffixed with the new bundle identifier com.aa.uk (was com.s2.uk) Updated install, configuration file and log file pathsĬhanged installation folder from Software2 to AppsAnywhereĬonfiguration files have been moved to remove references to Software2 Hardware detection is now done once on the startup of the client instead of on each validationĬompany name and copyright information updated to “AppsAnywhere Ltd”Īpplication author updated to “AppsAnywhere” If a third-party client is not configured to be pre-deployed or has not been installed/updated yet, it will be installed on-demand if an application that requires it is launched from AppsAnywhere
PARALLELS CLIENT MAC UPDATE
If a third-party client update fails, a dialog is still displayed and the update is retried after 1 hour If a third-party client is running when the update is attempted, it will be skipped and retried after 1 hour The AppsAnywhere client checks for updates every 24 hours Updates for installed third-party clients configured to be pre-deployed are now applied in the background without displaying a dialog Running an update manually (by launching the updater application) The ‘Quit’ option is not available when the client is performing an action Selecting this option will display a dialog showing the current operation (as was displayed pre-2.0)
When performing an action: the current action (e.g. Note: The show-initialization-splash setting is now ignored and is a no-op in 2.0.0 and aboveĭownloading and installing third-party client updatesĬlicking the menu bar icon displays a menu which shows the following: Instead of displaying a dialog the client shows a busy indicator icon in the menu bar when performing any of the following actions: The client now displays an icon in the menu bar when running
These release notes contain a high-level list of changes made to each version of the AppsAnywhere macOS Client.įurther information is available on Deploying AppsAnywhere Client.
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