Upgrade past 10.6.8. It may seem like a pain, but if you have a computer that can be upgraded to 10.11 El Capitan or later, that’s your best bet. This should take you to the macOS High Sierra page in the Mac App Store. Since you’re running Mojave, clicking Get will launch the new Software Update interface in System Preferences and start downloading the approximately 5.2GB High Sierra Installer. Once it’s done downloading, the installer will attempt to run but you’ll.

Apple has been busy working on the next version of the desktop operating system, macOS 10.15, also known as “Catalina.” While there have been several delays, Apple has said they expect it to be released this month (October 2019). While there are several new features and changes, one change, in particular, affects RootsMagic users: Catalina requires all applications to be 64-bit applications.

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RootsMagic 7

RootsMagic 7 runs on macOS, although it is not a “native” application. It runs using a “wrapper” that is provided by CodeWeavers, makers of the popular CrossOver software that allows Windows applications to run on a Mac. This wrapper made by CodeWeavers is a 32-bit application and does not run on Catalina. CodeWeavers has been working for quite some time updating their software to be a 64-bit application so that it can run on Catalina and future versions of macOS. While they’ve made great progress, some last-minute problems in Catalina itself have caused delays. Unfortunately, their wrapper will not likely be available in time for Catalina’s release. This means that RootsMagic 7 for Mac will not be able to run on macOS Catalina until CodeWeavers finishes their update to a 64-bit application.

RootsMagic 8

First, the good news- RootsMagic 8 is a fully-native, 64-bit macOS application and runs great on macOS Catalina. The bad news? It’s still in testing, and likely won’t be officially released before MacOS Catalina is released.

Other Applications

Rootsmagic 7 On High Sierra Free

RootsMagic is not the only application that will stop running under Catalina. Gangadhar tipre serial. If you want to see what other apps you have that will be affected:

Click the Apple icon in the upper-left corner of the screen.
Click About this Mac.
Click System Report…
From the list on the left, select Software then Applications.
Click 64-Bit (Intel) on the right side of the list’s header. This sorts the applications by 32/64 bits.
Any applications that have “No” are 32-bit and will not run under Catalina.

Rootsmagic 7 On High Sierra Classic

Our Recommendation

As much as we hate to say this- we recommend that if you need to be able to run RootsMagic 7 on your Mac, do not update to macOS Catalina. Wait until CodeWeavers finishes their 64-bit wrapper for RootsMagic 7 or for the official release of RootsMagic 8. For most users, there is no urgent need to install Catalina as previous versions of the operating system will continue to work and be supported for quite some time.

Roots Magic 7 On High Sierra Classic

In the meantime, CodeWeavers is doing all that they can to update their wrapper as quickly as possible, while we continue to work night-and-day to finish RootsMagic 8 for you. Thank you for your patience and understanding.