Fulvio Senore

I don't know what the problem can be, but surely it is a Windows one. Maybe the system was restored to a previous state, but without physical access there is no way to know.

Hello Benoit, I think that the main problem is the lack of code signing. You can find more information here: https://sourceforge.net/p/vvvapp/discussion/649621/thread/5985585477/ Unfortunately macOS is becoming hostile to open source developers, and I do not have nor the will nor the time to learn how to package the program in a better way. Moreover, I do not have access to Apple Silicon Macs so I cannot build that version. VVV is open source, so it would be nice if someone could help in building...

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I do not have access to such a Mac so I cannot create those binaries for myself. The program is open source so somebody could volunteer such a build. Anyway, there is a problem with the current database engine that is not available for M-chips, so such a task would be rather difficult.

Since the last release I have created a temporary release of VVV with better handling of command line arguments. You can download it from here: www.fsoft.it/temp/VVV-1.5.0.3-Setup.exe May you install it and check if you get a more meaningful message error? Fulvio

Another user fixed the problem. Here are his instructions. OK - Following seems to work and survives a restart. Order appears to be vital: Start point is a clean install of VVV and getting a ‘Dock’ error message. If you are at the ‘Corrupted’ point I guess you can skip to point ‘3’ but I didn’t try that. In the terminal type the following: 1. codesign --remove-signature /Applications/VVV.app —> Press Enter 2. codesign --force --deep --sign - /Applications/VVV.app —> Press Enter 3. Open up System...