Or even the latest public build?
*crickets*
I am also interested in this, the download takes *only* 22 hours to finish by now and I would like to continue with my work as fast as possible 
#worstNetworkConnectionOfAllTime*
via Twitter a few moment ago…
@JAWhye Nope - upgrade away! We’ve tested Mavericks and it’s working smoothly.
Whether they mean that for Daily/Gfx2 builds or not, I don’t know.
Jay
Thanks! 
We tested both regular Daily Builds and Graphics 2.0 builds with Mavericks and all was well.
I can confirm that I’ve had no problems so far with Corona SDK (G1.0 / G2.0) running on OSX Mavericks.
You need to get OSX to install Java again for Corona to run.
I seem to be having trouble with native.newTextBox. It is unresponsive in Mavericks on the Mac simulator. It works for one of my developers, who is using Lion. By “unresponsive”, I mean the callback is not getting called at all (as evidenced in a debugger) and I cannot edit text.
If I change to newTextField, it does work (even as multi-line, surprisingly), but that is not consistent with how it works on the device (or on my other developer’s machine), so it is not really a solution.
Is anyone else having this problem? It’s important to me because I use the Mac simulator for online demos for clients.
I have a problem with mavericks. I use two displays one with my IDE and one with the corona simulator on.
Every time i relaunch the simulator ( on save ). The corona simulator moves its position to the display with my IDE on.
very annoying… any suggestions?
Figured it out. Unchecked “Displays have separate Spaces” under System Preferences -> Mission Control
The second menu bar will disappear though.
Hi @yo1,
Can you please specify a Corona build # for this, so we can investigate and attempt to replicate the issue?
Thanks,
Brent Sorrentino
Yes, my apologies, I should have mentioned the build number. This behavior occurred in 2013.1260 and 2013.1202. We have not moved to Graphics 2.0 yet.
Hi Matthew –
“You need to get OSX to install Java again for Corona to run.”
How do I install Java?
does it comes with OSX Maverick?
When I bought the computer new, I don’t remember that I had to install Java…
is that a program, a code, a language?
The native.newTextBox issue on Mavericks is a known issue and was fixed in Graphics 2.0, 2076 release. It is not in any of the Graphics 1.0 builds.
OSX usually asks when it detects the application needs the Java runtime environment. Apple do not include it as standard these days. Probably due to distributing out of date copies.
Anyway you can down the full package from Java.com but Apple provides an installer for just the basics, which is what you will probably need unless you are going to use Android dev tools.
Apple > http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1572
Corona Labs should look at why Corona doesn’t get OSX to ask like Adobe and Unity does.
Not working for me. I have a Mid-2011 iMac with 10.9 Mavericks and when I try and run an app from Corona’s SDK that is available for free, it doesn’t work. My Java is :
$ java -version
java version “1.6.0_65” Java™ SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_65-b14-462-11M4609) Java HotSpot™ 64-Bit Server VM (build 20.65-b04-462, mixed mode)
Help Corona …
Mine is the same version java version “1.6.0_65”
Java™ SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_65-b14-462-11M4609)
Java HotSpot™ 64-Bit Server VM (build 20.65-b04-462, mixed mode)
Im using the latest( ish ) Graphics 2.0 build. I will download the free version and check.
I have just downloaded the normal, free version and it runs fine.
Can you post the relevant system log entries.
I just upgraded to Mavericks.
When starting Corona SDK for the first time after the upgrade, I got a popup telling me that Java was missing and asked if I wanted it to find a suitable version. After accepting to do so, it took a few seconds and the popup went away.
Afterwards Corona SDK functioned properly.
What do you get with this command?:
$ /usr/libexec/java_home -V
This will list all the available java versions you have on your system, and where they’re located.
Yeah, when you install OSX Mavericks as an upgrade it seems to wipe out any Java installations you have. So maybe that’s worth a warning to upgrades that they will need an internet connection on first run.
A second, I think more devastating problem with 10.9 is that iPhone Configuration Utility does not run. If you want to copy apps to device I guess we’re all stuck with Xcode now.