Logos 9.2 on macOS11.1 Big Sur: Logos Crashes On Startup
I have Logos 9 set up with several of the same windows open at all times as my default workspace. I have my preferences set to load Logos with whatever the last configuration was before it was last closed. I recently opened an atlas window and left it open when I closed Logos. Now, Logos stumbles on startup when it tries to load the atlas. Here's the pertinent part of the log:
2021-01-26 11:03:49.4802 ERROR 34 ApplicationUtility | Unhandled exception in async work System.AggregateException: One or more errors occurred. (No request handler registered for logos.atlas.setMapMetadatasAndClearError) ---> Logos.WebBrowser.InteropError: No request handler registered for logos.atlas.setMapMetadatasAndClearError
at LDLS4.Panels.AtlasPanel.AtlasViewModel+<>c__DisplayClass76_0.<AtlasManagerOnSynchronizationCompleted>b__0 (Libronix.Utility.Threading.AsyncMethodContext context) [0x0010b] in /Volumes/Code/Jenkins/workspace/Logos-Desktop-Mac-Beta-Ship/LogosDesktop/src/LDLS4/Panels/AtlasPanel/AtlasViewModel.cs:884---> (Inner Exception #0) Logos.WebBrowser.InteropError: No request handler registered for logos.atlas.setMapMetadatasAndClearError
at LDLS4.Panels.AtlasPanel.AtlasViewModel+<>c__DisplayClass76_0.<AtlasManagerOnSynchronizationCompleted>b__0 (Libronix.Utility.Threading.AsyncMethodContext context) [0x0010b] in /Volumes/Code/Jenkins/workspace/Logos-Desktop-Mac-Beta-Ship/LogosDesktop/src/LDLS4/Panels/AtlasPanel/AtlasViewModel.cs:884 <---
It appears that perhaps something was left out regarding the atlas metadata? I'm attaching the entire log.
Anyway, I'm currently unable to open Logos. I use this application extensively every day, so I'm anxious to get this solved. Any timely help will be greatly appreciated!
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Press and hold the control key immediately upon startup. It should load to a blank layout.
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THANK YOU! (It's actually the Command key). I just switched to the Mac environment after 35 years of DOS/Windows, and it's like having to ride a tricycle until I learn some of these basics.
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JT (alabama24) said:
Press and hold the control key immediately upon startup. It should load to a blank layout.
It's the Command key on macOS.
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Sheesh. I should have known that since I only use Mac. [:D]
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JT (alabama24) said:
Press and hold the control key immediately upon startup. It should load to a blank layout.
Windows keyboard attached to Mac ? (where control key is mapped to command by macOS)
Disclaimer: this reply was typed on a Windows LED backlight keyboard attached to 27" iMac.
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Edward Flook said:
THANK YOU! (It's actually the Command key). I just switched to the Mac environment after 35 years of DOS/Windows, and it's like having to ride a tricycle until I learn some of these basics.
Apple established many commercial user interface conventions (with paid permission to copy from Xerox). Microsoft cloned them. After "look and feel" lawsuit by Apple, Microsoft choose to be visually different in many Windows & Office releases => https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Computer,_Inc._v._Microsoft_Corp. (took many years before Apple windows could be resized by dragging any edge). Many Apple programs were designed to be dragged from installation disk and dropped into desired place: e.g. Applications. Conversely, program could be deleted by dragging icon to the trash (and empty the trash).
Years ago, a book => https://www.amazon.com/Linux-Windows-Nt-2000-Administrators/dp/0782127304 helped my basic understanding. Under macOS graphical user interface is an open source variant of BSD (Darwin) => https://opensource.apple.com that uses parameter list (plist) files for a number of individual program settings, which is conceptually similar to INI files on Windows (prior to Registry database).
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