It hadn’t dawned on me at the time that Discord updates itself… rather frequently, which overwrites the patch, rather frequently, which is annoying andĪs I’m a zsh user, dropping into a bash prompt and pasting my own script by visitng my own article to the point where I bookmarked my own post feltĪlso, entering voice chat only for the app to crash causing a misunderstanding, was very annoying. UPDATE: 3rd January 2022, the original blogpost did not include this method as I personally was weary with setting global environment variables but u/nedflanders1976's post “How-To force Matlab to use a fast codepath on AMD Ryzen/TR CPUs - up to 250% performance gains” on the r/matlab subreddit.u/neoney_'s comment on “Discord keeps crashing every time i join a voice channel/call” on the r/Hackintosh subreddit (which served as the basis for my Discord patching script).Adobe Crash Fix XLNC by - Github Gist (use this script to patch Adobe software, only use my variant if it doesn’t work).It as it’s my first patch variant! Small victories and all that!) Additional Resources ⌗

Though I’ll still keep mine for reference for those who might need it (also because there’s a bit of sentimental value attached to Section and noting down what worked, I tried my hand at making a scriptĪnd it did the job for me, though since then, a better patch has come along and I’d recommend using that instead. It did do the job, there were some edge cases where the original patches weren’t enough. When it comes to getting Adobe products to work on non-Intel CPUs, back then you only had XLNC’s

If you ever modify an application bundle and it doesn’t behave, there’s a possibility it’s due to failing codesigning checks, fix that by using chmod +x /Applications/ApplicationBundle.app/Contents/MacOS/* & sudo codesign -fs - /Applications/ApplicationBundle.app

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