Suunto app is now available for Apple silicon M1 Macs from App Store

suzzlo

Anyway, thanks for creating MacOS version of the app

BR

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos won’t works on my MBP M1 Requires Mojave or Big Sur it’s OK? Thank you!

@dmytro said Don’t you think there is the margin on iPad is a bit too high? Of course, the release is in it’s early days, just giving a feedback.

I agree, iPad OS looks great now and the same about the sizes: I commented the same on one of the updates of SA for Android, but I could imagine that is something related to can easily apply the information on any layout or OS. Thanks!

lexterm77

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos

A big thanks to Suunto team for M1 support

lexterm77

@lexterm77

sartoric

@flypg said in Suunto app is now available for Apple silicon M1 Macs from App Store:

won’t works on my MBP M1 Requires Mojave or Big Sur it’s OK? Thank you!

What do you mean ?

Kai Liu

Not available in US?

@sartoric that each time that I try to open the app crash

Efejota

Works in my iMac M1. My two cents:

(i) The white space in the interface is too big (as in iPad, but obviously multiplied by the bigger screen of the computer)

(ii) There is (or I have found) no way to zoom in or out in the map using the mouse.

On the other hand, please, @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos insist with the iOS team on the fact that we cannot select a particular activity using the dot in the map as in Android. That would be a real improvement for iOS users.

J

sartoric

@efejota said in Suunto app is now available for Apple silicon M1 Macs from App Store:

(ii) There is (or I have found) no way to zoom in or out in the map using the mouse.

double click works for me (zoom in) but I didn’t found any way to zoom back out

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos I tried reinstalling again, and no way. Each time that I execute SA on MBP crash Any idea? This MBP is basic, used for testing, no extra apps, no special settings, basic like when comes new (macOS 11.6.4). Thanks,

isazi

@flypg isn’t MacOS at 12.3 or something like that?

@isazi exactly, macOS 11.6.3

Brad_Olwin

@isazi said in Suunto app is now available for Apple silicon M1 Macs from App Store:

@flypg isn’t MacOS at 12.3 or something like that?

Mine is 12.3 and the Suunto App works perfectly:)

isazi

@brad_olwin that is what I meant, maybe apps are not compatible with older MacOS.

@isazi said in Suunto app is now available for Apple silicon M1 Macs from App Store:
@brad_olwin that is what I meant, maybe apps are not compatible with older MacOS.

Should not be a problem, on the app infos says:
“Requieres macOS 11.0 or later and a Mac with the Apple M1 chip”
And on the App Store compatibility says:
“Works on this MBP”
Could be wrong?

Already updated to the latest update (2.12.0) and Big Sur (11.6.5) today. Still crashing with the message:
“Suunto quit unexpectedly” and if I retry: “The file can’t be found” always on the same loop, and multiple connections attemps to:

firebaseloggin-pa.googleapis.com
graph.facebook.com
firebase-settings.crashlytics.com
regionconfig.amplitude.com
sdk.fra-01.braze.eu

Hope that helps,

sartoric

@flypg
Anything in the mac logs ?

Brad_Olwin

@flypg Big Sur is old, do you have a Mac with Apple Silicon? It only works with those Macs. I just received one and I don’t think they started with less than Catalina. The app will not run on Intel macs.

Thanks @Brad_Olwin, yes, of course, MBP with M1.
Aren’t you confusing yourself with another version?
Big Sur is the it’s the one before latest version. Also is displayed as compatible in the App Store.

Thanks @sartoric, something specific to search for?
Always, as part of crash report say:

dyld3 mode
Crashing on exception: -[_UIAppearance setSectionHeaderTopPadding:]: unrecognized selector sent to instance -x6...

And the numbers on “…” change on each report.

sartoric

@flypg
It looks like some ui component expected but missing, or something like that

pinging @pavel-samokha , maybe he knows or he can check it

pavel.samokha

@flypg Not clear to me, if you have MBP with M1 you for sure should be able to install MacOS 12