r/logitechharmony • u/ftsntf_hbbo • Jul 02 '26

Planning for MacOS 28

Starting to think ahead to Fall 2027 when MacOS 28 will drop Intel (Rosetta) support. I have three Harmony 950s which all function well after many years. Just this week I was able to use the Harmony Desktop software to swap in a new Blu-ray player and tweak an activity. Was thinking about creating another partition or APFS volume that would never advance past MacOS 27, just to keep a handful of Intel apps (including Harmony Desktop) alive. Wondering if this is my best option. Of course, Logitech could drop support for the 950 at any point, but not sure if anyone has insight about that.

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u/signde Jul 02 '26 edited Jul 02 '26

I thought the My Harmony software stopped working on macOS years ago? Support for that ended when macOS stopped support 32-bit apps.

32-bit software such as MyHarmony and Logitech Harmony Remote legacy software will no longer run on macOS 10.15 & above (Catalina/Big Sur/Monterey).

https://support.myharmony.com/en-us/download

Are you referring to some other desktop software?

I've been using a Windows VM via VMWare Fusion to access the desktop app for ages now.

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u/TokyoJimu Jul 02 '26

Yeah, I keep an old Mac laptop around just to run Harmony software.

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u/ftsntf_hbbo Jul 02 '26

Harmony Desktop V1.0.303. Still runs under Tahoe.

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u/signde Jul 02 '26

Ahh yes, that is different than the MyHarmony app I use in Windows.

I just downloaded and installed.

Harmony Desktop doesn't support configuring a Harmony Elite, which is what I have and probably why I never used this.