Shipping .NET 10 for macOS 12+ and .NET 8 for macOS 11 Big Sur in one Avalonia app (LiveClaude v2.2.8)
If you use Claude Code Remote Control or Cursor My Machines from your phone, there is one brittle point in the workflow: both run as foreground processes inside a terminal. Close the window, hit a crash, or reboot — and your remote client loses the machine. I built LiveClaude (MIT, C# / Avalonia) to turn those sessions into OS-supervised services: OS-native restart policies: Scheduled Task…
LiveClaude v2.2.8 enables the use of both .NET 10 and .NET 8 for macOS applications, overcoming a previous limitation that prevented .NET 10 Mach-O binaries from running on macOS 11 Big Sur. The developer, Leandro Cannizzaro, built this solution to provide OS-supervised restart policies and manage multiple projects through an Avalonia UI. The software supports Windows, Linux, and macOS (12+ and 11 Big Sur) installations using curl commands. Detailed instructions and release notes are available on the LiveClaude website.
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