@SFAntti I've merged your branch into this one. This does build a binary, but I show a 'tk' error when running it, which IIRC was what was happening previously.

The GUI and stuff works fine, but when running this from source on my x86 macbook I do get an error mounting dirs, so not sure if that's something I need to tweak on my system or is an issue with this.

@kubilus1 , I just tried this branch and I do not encounter any errors with tk. What is the error you see?

If I don't eject the macFuse volumes between starting up autoortho I get this error:

mount_macfuse: mount point /Users/apiira/X-Plane 12/Custom Scenery/z_ao_na is itself on a macFUSE volume
mount_macfuse: mount point /Users/apiira/X-Plane 12/Custom Scenery/z_ao_eur is itself on a macFUSE volume
ERROR:autoortho:Exception detected when running FUSE mount: 1.  Exiting...
ERROR:autoortho:Exception detected when running FUSE mount: 1.  Exiting...

However, that does not prevent me from running AO ok.

I am on a M1 MacBook Pro running Sonoma 14.0.

@kubilus1 , I just tried this branch and I do not encounter any errors with tk. What is the error you see?

If I don't eject the macFuse volumes between starting up autoortho I get this error:

mount_macfuse: mount point /Users/apiira/X-Plane 12/Custom Scenery/z_ao_na is itself on a macFUSE volume
mount_macfuse: mount point /Users/apiira/X-Plane 12/Custom Scenery/z_ao_eur is itself on a macFUSE volume
ERROR:autoortho:Exception detected when running FUSE mount: 1.  Exiting...
ERROR:autoortho:Exception detected when running FUSE mount: 1.  Exiting...

However, that does not prevent me from running AO ok.

I am on a M1 MacBook Pro running Sonoma 14.0.

The tk error was from the built binary. See: https://github.com/kubilus1/autoortho/actions/runs/6563296310

Yeah, I'll look more into why I'm having trouble mounting. I don't think it's an issue with pending unmounts like you are showing. Odd that is happening on your end. On shutdown do you see the program attempt to unmount? That should be logged.

On shutdown do you see the program attempt to unmount?

Yes, if I quit via the config UI everything is unmounted cleanly.