jupyterlab
Full Native Apple Silicon Support (Mac M1)
Do we know if the current MacOS version is fully supported by Apple Silicon (Mac M1), or does this run with Rosetta? If the latter, I would be interested in requesting Mac M1 full support.
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I can confirm that the current MacOS version runs with Rosetta.
+1 on the request for full M1 support.
It's actually compiling perfectly fine on m1, you just need to follow the instructions provided.
As for python bundled with application, anaconda is not supported natively, but it is possible to build the whole application without python and then install python elsewhere (brew, python.org, condaforge or anything else), and then choose it on first startup.
@s-valent how did you build it? Constructor is not available for M1 yet.
EDIT: Never mind. Just installed yarn, ran yarn && yarn build && yarn dist:mac to build the desktop app without server bundled. Thanks!
How can we make it easier? I understand that Electron already supports M1. If we bundle non-M1 conda constructor with M1 Electron will that help a bit?
Well, if there were a macos-arm64 build of Constructor on conda-forge I could install it with Miniforge and build the server component + desktop app fairly easily, and then an ARM64 macOS release becomes possible to distribute.
@chrisvander would you mind opening an issue on https://github.com/conda-forge/constructor-feedstock as a first step? I see some instructions on adding the macos-arm64 here: https://conda-forge.org/blog/posts/2020-10-29-macos-arm64/
Now this app has been upgraded to Electron 14. So is this a universal app now for macOS ?
I cannot speak to whether this is now a universal app, but, even if it is, the app installed by the JupyterLab-Setup-macOS.pkg release file continues to run with Rosetta on M1 machines.
Can anyone provide any news/updates on native apple silicon support for jupyterlab desktop app ?
Need Native Apple Silicon support! +1
Just tried yarn && yarn build && yarn dist:mac
It won't pass the compiling process, and show some error:
.../dist/mac-arm64/JupyterLab.app/dist/mac/JupyterLab.app/Contents/Frameworks/Electron Framework.framework/Versions/A/Libraries/libEGL.dylib: No such file or directory
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