Apparently they don't support open core mac's with open core legacy patcher, I found a way around it, if you have enough drive space. You can create a new partition and format that as os extended journaled in you latest mac os, then download the latest original os that is your mac capable off and create a bootable Thump drive in my case Catalina (https://support.apple.com/en-gb/101578) then boot your machine from the Thump drive and install the os on the drive you created and formatted.
Then boot your machine with the thumbdrive again and start the terminal and run the SCRUTIL Enable command now you can install SKY Go and this should keep working, you can start your machine via the option key when you want to run your latest OS (open core) or if you want your original system.
This work around is working but every time you start the newer system it overwrights the csrutil command and resets it os every time you have to start from the thumb drive and give the command, not ideal
I installed my native os-x and have the csrutil enabled and I still am unable tinstall my latest sky GoI get a log file but it is to big to paste it here on my 2012 macbook pro 9,1 on native Catalina
I managed to get sky Go to work, by downloading sky go in new private window (Incognito) the first time it worked then it crashed and after a couple of times it started stabilising so when you install the older version of Mac Os it works but every time you start the original mac you have to start the machine with the selecting the drive where your old os is installed on and not with the boot loader, then it also keeps the SIP settings disabled.
After installing my latest supported software sky go stopped working again after a week, can you please add a stable version off this app or give us a work around?
