Xcode 16.2 built Juce 8 app not running on Mac OS < Big sur even with right target settings

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You could try using a Virtual Machine on your M4 Mac. VirtualBuddy seems perfect for this (but I haven’t tried it myself). EDIT: You can’t run macOS 10.15 Catalina on your M4 (not even within a VM), but you can run macOS 12, on which in turn Xcode 12.5.1 should run.

Nice, lightweight VM applications for testing

Just wanted to recommend a couple of applications I have been using for managing VMs for testing, making clean working environments, etc. Mac (M1 Monterey & up): VirtualBuddy Linux: Virtual Machine Manager VirtualBuddy makes use of the new Mac M1 virtualization framework and is wonderful. It’s still very new, so you have to duplicate the VMs instead of going through a fully fledged snapshot utility. For this reason, it is best to run it on APFS (which is copy-on-write). However, it is super e…