It fix bug on macOS.
There are numerous instances where we may need to restart our Mac to rectify a glitch. This user-friendly tool is designed to resolve most runtime bugs without necessitating a full system restart, and it can restore your applications to the state they were in before the issue arose.
This tool can address issues like:
- Screenshot sucks on desktop
- Lagging Input Method Editor (IME)
- Disrupted core audio stream
- AirDrop malfunction or inefficiency
- Wi-Fi failing to scan or connect
- Any unresponsive or spinning app
- iCloud sync issues
- Xcode not looking for devices
- Xcode Simulator not booting
- debugserver not responding
And more ...
Please note, however, this app does not have the ability to fix hardware problems or kernel bugs.
You can compile the command line tool located at ./Resources/CommandLineTool.swift and execute there.
swiftc -o fixtim ./Resources/CommandLineTool.swift
./fixtimWe initiate a reboot process using launchd and reopen applications thereafter. This reboot doesn't involve reloading the kernel, but instead only reloads the user space.
This process is akin to a soft reboot on Android, which is fast and doesn't consume a lot of resources.
Most of the issue wont require an administator previliges, but some of them will. If you need it, execute the binary in terminal with a parameter --now.
sudo /Applications/FixTim.app/Contents/MacOS/FixTim --nowCopyright (c) 2024, Lakr Aream, All Rights Reserved.
