Thanks. So what's the way to do it? Buy MacBook Air for that.

Oh great. Thanks for advice!

Although, didn't they just release MacBook Airs with M2 chip in July, 2022? Do you think another one is coming soon?

Thanks. I added a comment but I think it got deleted. Sorry, if my questions are too simple. I'm mostly a Windows developer, and there one needs to call special system functions from within a service (or a daemon.) I wonder if you need to do the same for the macOS daemon, or is it just a regular main-based executable? Do you know any examples written in C or Swift that show how to code a simple launch daemon that resides in memory for as long as MacBook is powered on?

I wonder if you were able to resolve it?

@eskimo Thanks. I tried to get a crash log but didn't succeed. I don't want to bug the customer too much with it. Plus for me, it's always better to test it out in my own dev environment. Quick question about Rosetta. I guess I'm too late to the game and have never used it. Is there a tutorial that can show what you suggested there?