I can't imagine working on my mac without Jitouch, and your version is much more stable than the older one. Removing this permission and resetting it manually from v.2.82.1 made it work (even though old and new permission pointed at the exact same file). I suspect there was a bug in my System Preference pane, that the privacy>accessibility permission I had was working with the old v2.74 and v2.82.0, but for some reason was not working with v2.82.1. ![]() Installing v2.82.1 over v2.82.0 worked without any problem and the gestures are working. ![]() Just after that, I did a clean install of v2.82.0, and in this case, no CGEventTap error in the log. Sliding the button left to disable the permission makes the System Preference window crash (if I re-open it, I can allow access again by sliding right and Jitouch works). I manually removed Jitouch from System Preferences -> Privacy -> Accessibility and then add it manually again (the exact same app, at the same location, as the one I removed), and suddenly, it works. if I wanted to slide the button left, it would automatically go back to right and stayed enabled). Funny thing, I could not disable it (i.e. What was weird, is that Jitouch was indeed allowed in System Preferences -> Privacy -> Accessibility, and opening the item in the folder pointed to the appropriate Jitouch app (within the content of Jitouch.prefPane). 10:48:22.410 Jitouch Could not create CGEventTap (try 4) Allow Jitouch in System Preferences -> Privacy -> Accessibility. 10:48:17.396 Jitouch Could not create CGEventTap. As you suspected, there was a problem creating the eventTap: If you have any other suggestions, I would gladly try them.įor debugging purpose, I redid a clean install of v2.82.1 this morning and I found the issue by looking in the log. This is one of the reason why I wanted to update Jitouch. As I said, the previous version of jitouch (2.74) works when it is installed, but always becomes unresponsive after the computer wakes up (although I have a custom script to overcome that). I have no real clue what could be the problem, but I start to wonder if I should not redo a clean Ventura install to fix it. The Ji icon is indeed in my menu bar, and clicking on/off in the pref pane does not activate it (it was on by default). In "general"/"login items", "Aaron Kollasch" is approved though. Nothing in "Accessibility" seems to be related to Jitouch, unlike it was in previous OS X versions. In Ventura, the system preferences are quite different from the previous OS X versions and you can not "unlock" it as it was before. my custom gestures) and does not reset the pref system permissions at all (i.e. However, it seems tccutil only resets Jitouch gesture preferences (i.e. Killall (needs to be done twice) and tccutil do return expected output in the terminal. No older version of jitouch, or leftovers, seem to be there. Running the mdfind command returns /Library/PreferencePanes/Jitouch.prefPane, which is expected. I followed the procedure, but it does not solve my issue. Thanks a lot for your clear and detailed message. If it says "Turn Jitouch on", please click on it. If you click on it, the first menu entry should say "Turn Jitouch off". ![]() If gestures still are not working, make sure that the ji item has appeared and is not dimmed/transparent looking. Head over to Security and Privacy preferences, unlock, and under Accessibility, make sure Jitouch and System Preferences are allowed to control your computer by ticking the checkboxes of both. If not, click on the On button in the lower left corner (even if it is already on), and this should finally give you the prompt. Now, open System Preferences again, click on the Jitouch icon, and a prompt should appear asking you to allow Accessibility access. Next, please make sure System Preferences is closed, run killall Jitouch tccutil reset All, which should return something like Successfully reset All approval status for, maybe more than once. Both locations are fine as long as there is only one result.) If unsure, please remove all instances found, re-install from 2.82.1 and re-run the mdfind command. If not, the result will be /Users/david/Library/PreferencePanes/Jitouch.prefPane. To check, open a terminal and run: mdfind "kMDItemCFBundleIdentifier = *Jitouch*", which should result in exactly one bundle found: /Library/PreferencePanes/Jitouch.prefPane (assuming you installed with the default settings, that is for every user on the machine. I suspect that for some reason, Jitouch is not able to open a CGEventTap because of some issue with AX API access/permissions.įirst of all, you only ever should have just one instance of the Jitouch prefpane on your machine.
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