`launchctl kickstart -k` is no longer permitted for `coreaudiod`. See
<https://developer.apple.com/documentation/macos-release-notes/macos-14_4-release-notes>.
(Thanks to @gchilds.)
As explained in those release notes, `kill` still works. `postinstall`
was using `killall coreaudiod` if `launchctl kickstart -k` failed, but
that was failing as well because it had to be `sudo killall coreaudiod`.
I haven't been able to reproduce this on macOS 14.4, only 14.5. Not sure
why.
See #705.
As of MacOS 13, System Preferences is known as System Settings. This
commit updates all user facing references to System Preferences, using
the new nomenclature.
In the manual uninstallation instructions, makes the command for
restarting coreaudiod clearer. If the old command had to fallback to
"sudo killall coreaudiod", it wasn't clear to the user that it had
actually succeeded.
build_and_install.sh is failing for some people because their versions
of launchctl don't support the command we were using to restart
coreaudiod. This commit adds several fallback versions of the command.
build_and_install.sh tries each until one works.
Fixes#10, #19 and #29.
- Move files to the trash instead of deleting them, just in case we
accidentally delete the wrong thing.
- Added some fallback variants of launchctl commands for old versions.
- Check the size of files before deleting them, just to be safe.
- Added license/copyright heading.
