Mimiq is in use by a lot of facilities with hundreds of edit suites, so we made it easy to deploy Mimiq at scale. We strongly suggest using an MDM solution to set up deployment of Mimiq.
Activating Mimiq
Activating a license can be done via the API:
mimiq://activate?key=[your license key]
Deactivation works via the same mechanism:
mimiq://deactivate
Autostart Mimiq
By default, Mimiq launches when you log into your computer, but you can control whether Mimiq autostarts.
In Terminal.app, tell Mimiq whether or not to autostart when you log into macOS.
To disable autostart, remove the Mimiq Registry key:
Don't show the Mimiq UI
Although this suppresses Mimiq from initially displaying the list of volumes and Workspaces after it launches, you can still view that list anytime by clicking the Mimiq icon in the menu bar (macOS) or System Tray (Windows).
In Terminal.app, tell Mimiq whether or not to display the list of volumes and Workspaces after it launches.
Disable displaying the list of volumes and workspaces
Enable displaying the list of volumes and workspaces
Commit the setting in Mimiq.
If Mimiq has already launched (i.e. in the menu bar):
Quit Mimiq
Relaunch Mimiq.
Restart your Mac.
If Mimiq hasn't launched yet (i.e. not in the menu bar):
Launch Mimiq.
Quit-then-relaunch Mimiq.
Restart your Mac.
Then, you can use this Terminal command to check whether Mimiq will display its list of volumes and Workspaces after it launches:
1 - Mimiq will display the list of volumes and Workspaces when you log into Window.
To remove the StartupWindowPopupEnabled Registry key:
Suppress App Updates
Although this suppresses Mimiq from displaying app updates after it launches, you can check for an update anytime by clicking the Mimiq icon in the menu bar (macOS) or System Tray (Windows).
In Terminal.app, tell Mimiq whether or not to display app update notifications after it launches.
Disable app update notifications
Enable app update notifications
Commit the setting in Mimiq.
If Mimiq has already launched (i.e. in the menu bar):
Quit Mimiq
Relaunch Mimiq.
Restart your Mac.
If Mimiq hasn't launched yet (i.e. not in the menu bar):
Launch Mimiq.
Quit-then-relaunch Mimiq.
Restart your Mac.
Then, use this Terminal command to check whether Mimiq will display app update notifications after it launches.
disableUpdateNotifications = 1 - Mimiq will not display app update notifications when you log into macOS.
disableUpdateNotifications = 0 - Mimiq will display app update notifications when you log into macOS.
Use PowerShell to add this Registry key – CheckForUpdatesOnStartupEnabled – then set it to 0.