I click the icon in applications to load fuse, only for it to quit within 2 secs of trying to load
I also can’t run Fuse on Yosemite.
Hi, I’m sorry to hear that! Let’s see if we can fix it.
When you start Fuse, do you get a Fuse icon in the menu bar, like this? 
What happens if you in the terminal do open /Applications/Fuse.app/?
Can you please paste the output of the following commands?
- fuse --version
- mono --version
- which mono
Hi, not sure if this belongs here.
I just installed v0.5.6000 build 3914.
The icon appears in the menu bar, but the menu doesn’t show the recent projects I worked on. How do I get these?
Apparently I can just do New...
fuse --version shows the right version
mono --version gives Mono JIT compiler version 4.0.3
which monogives /usr/bin/mono
Thanks for your help!
Leonardo
Hi Leonardo,
That’s strange! Can you do fuse preview and interact with your app?
Hi Anders, thanks but I can’t, I get
fuse: Could not find a fuse project to preview
And the projects are where I left them ! Maybe now Fuse expects the projects to be in some other folder?
Where can I see which is the the Fuse home folder? Some config file I guess?
Thanks
Hi again,
Just go into the directory of the project you want to preview before running the fuse preview command. For instance:
cd /tmp
fuse create app example
cd example
fuse preview
Alternatively you can run fuse preview <path> if you want to preview something outside of the current working directory. For instance, if I am no longer in /tmp/example, I can do
fuse preview /tmp/example