After Electron packages the application, it cannot run properly on Apple computers. This may be due to the following three reasons.

1. Architecture issues: Applications running on Apple computers must be compiled for the x86 or x64 architecture of macOS. If your Electron application is not compiled for these two architectures, it will not be able to run on Apple computers. Runs on Apple computers. It is recommended that you confirm that the application architecture is correct.

2. Version issue: Applications running on Apple computers must be built based on the macOS version. If your Electron application is built based on an earlier version of macOS, it will not be able to run on the latest macOS version. run on. It is recommended that you confirm that the build version of the application is correct.

3. Security settings: Apple computers have strict security settings. If your application has not been certified or code signed by Apple, it may be blocked from running by the system. It is recommended that you try to modify the security settings on your Apple computer to allow uncertified applications to run.