Description: Most macOS applications that have been updated from Intel are compiled so that they are "Universal" and can run on either Intel or Arm. It is also possible to install IOS applications on a M1 MacBook since both the iPad and Macbook use Arm processors. LibreOffice is the first and ONLY app that I have run across that doesn't come from the IOS-App-Store that is listed as IOS! Why isn't LibreOffice being compiled as a Universal app? Steps to Reproduce: 1. Go to Apple menu "About this Mac" 2. Go to "System Report" 3. Select Software / Applications 4. Find LibreOffice and compare with other applications Actual Results: LibreOffice is an IOS Application Expected Results: It should be a Universal Appl Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: See attached screen shot. Also in Ventura 13.0 Apple moved the system report. Finding it is a treat!
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If LibreOffice is actually an IOS application when please tell me how I can load it on my iPad?
This bug has already been reported. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 144200 ***