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Thank you for submitting your issue. What you have found is a regression in 6.5.2. I'm sorry to say so, but until we get a fix out there, all you can do is to downgrade to 6.5.1.

I'm not sure what you have and haven't done. First you need to "fork" UMS on GitHub . Then you need to check out your fork with git, make your changes and commit and then use git push to update your fork on GitHub. Once that's done, you can click "Create pull request" on the GitH...

Thanks for documenting it for others!

I haven't used NetBeans for maany years, and I don't use OS X - so I can't give you anything specific, but: Maven is independent from NetBeans. The error simply states that your Maven version is too old. To check which Maven version you have, run "mvn -v" from a terminal window. As the err...

There's nothing wrong with this post - I don't know why nobody has replied. It might be that nobody has any idea what the problem might be and doesn't feel they have something to contribute. One thing I can see in your log is that UMS constantly tries and fails to communicate with a Chromecast devic...

This is a JRE/JDK bug: https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-7172749

Update to one of the "fixed" versions of Java, or (knowing how extremely slow Debian is with making updates available) downgrade to Java 7 which doesn't have this bug AFAICU.

Those are very generic symptoms and can have a lot of different reasons. As such, I doubt there is any "one" solution to this. You should start a new thread, post debug files as explained in red above, so someone can have a look at what causes this in your case.

When looking at the PS output, you're probably looking for "java" or "javac" or something similar. I'm not really familiar with OS X. JavaAppLauncher can be used by any Java application, it doesn't have be related to UMS even though UMS does use it. It's just a small "wrappe...

Does it go away if you quit UMS? If not, have you tried using ps/kill?

Unless its very embarrasing it's always nice to share what the problem was so that anybody else searching for a similar problem can eliminate that possibility.