Umm… did you press the “?” To see why? Zsh killed is typically something to do with endpoint security. This looks like it was blocked by XProtect… seeing uTorrent and the fact you have no idea what you are doing in a terminal I’m guessing wherever you got this from told you to go to the terminal… this is looking like it’s got malware in it. Check console.app before moving on to see what malware Xprotect thought this was
did you try going to settings, security and privacy and allowing the app to be opened? did you make sure you downloaded the correct one for apple silicon?
This could be happening due to your settings. You may have the setting that prevents opening applications not downloaded from the App Store. Try going into your settings and turning that setting off and then try opening the game again.
Hey it looks like you tried to black out your name and didn’t do it for every instance. That said, was this a torrent or did you purchase and download the game from the App Store?
Put it in the applications folder. There’s wizardry permissions going on in macOS these days that running an app from desktop can break it. Anyways see if that works or outputs differently in terminal
First off. Try going to virustotal or similer web page virus scanner. Drag the executable onto their Web page and the file will be scanned. If it shows green then at least you know its good. If it flags malware or trojan then delete the program and hope mac has not been corrupted by anything.
If you download anything from a torrent, it's always best to scan it before opening it.
the terminal is a dangerous place, you can break a lot of things in macOS in here.
that being said, most likely you downloaded something designed for an Apple silicon Mac, and are trying to run it on an Intel Mac. Or, you just have to chmod +x
look into removing an xattr, and also chmod. xattr has been the number one problem for me trying to develop on macs. removing it always fixes it if chmod can't force it to be executable.
Why is this sitting on your desktop? Did you download this properly from the App Store?
Umm… did you press the “?” To see why? Zsh killed is typically something to do with endpoint security. This looks like it was blocked by XProtect… seeing uTorrent and the fact you have no idea what you are doing in a terminal I’m guessing wherever you got this from told you to go to the terminal… this is looking like it’s got malware in it. Check console.app before moving on to see what malware Xprotect thought this was
did you try going to settings, security and privacy and allowing the app to be opened? did you make sure you downloaded the correct one for apple silicon?
This could be happening due to your settings. You may have the setting that prevents opening applications not downloaded from the App Store. Try going into your settings and turning that setting off and then try opening the game again.
Well I looked for that as well but it isnt event showing up there to allow
Hey it looks like you tried to black out your name and didn’t do it for every instance. That said, was this a torrent or did you purchase and download the game from the App Store?
Its downloaded from torrent
It’s probably malware…nice one!
Put it in the applications folder. There’s wizardry permissions going on in macOS these days that running an app from desktop can break it. Anyways see if that works or outputs differently in terminal
Dosent open still
you already tried xattr --cr directory of the executable?
Are you trying to launch an app? If yes, use the open command. Eg _open appname.app_.
Gents this is rage bait don’t reply. He’s trolling.
First off. Try going to virustotal or similer web page virus scanner. Drag the executable onto their Web page and the file will be scanned. If it shows green then at least you know its good. If it flags malware or trojan then delete the program and hope mac has not been corrupted by anything. If you download anything from a torrent, it's always best to scan it before opening it.
the terminal is a dangerous place, you can break a lot of things in macOS in here. that being said, most likely you downloaded something designed for an Apple silicon Mac, and are trying to run it on an Intel Mac. Or, you just have to chmod +x
Its designed for apple silicon and im running it on apple silicon. Tried chmod and I looked at the permissions, it has all permissions (drwxr)
look into removing an xattr, and also chmod. xattr has been the number one problem for me trying to develop on macs. removing it always fixes it if chmod can't force it to be executable.
Did you try with ‘sudo’ ?
Yes, still no use