osx-yosemite

I have tried this but when I do, the terminal ask me for password. I don't know what this password is? I don't have any password on my mac, i don't enter any password when I login and I can't get passed the first step below. sudo QtSDK/SDKMaintenanceTool.app/Contents/MacOS/SDKMaintenanceTool I am uninstalling Qt Creator 2.8.1 on Mac OS Yosemite 10.10 I just want to install the latest 5.3.2 version and get rid of the old one. I could probably choose a new folder but I don't want to do that and it doesn't let me install over the current folder. I figured it out. Basically I was not able to

Installed XCode 6 on Mavericks . It din't run. Updated OS to Yosemite 10.10 : Now Xcode.app (installed through *.dmg) launch fails with error message “Xcode” is damaged and can’t be opened. You should move it to the Trash. Updated to XCode 6.0.1 through App Store. Still no luck. Same error message. Anyone with a fix? I experienced this error with any new added application under (all) macOS Sierra builds. The only solution that worked for me was to execute : xattr -rc /Applications/<faulty application>.app You can also use the following command to "repair" all applications : xattr -rc

When I build my application on El Capitan using Xcode6.4 (Xcode7 is no option right now), all images/icons (except the AppIcon) does not show, or looks garbled. Looking at the output from the asset compiler it looks fine, but there are two outputs I suspect could be related, but I am far from certain: 2015-10-02 12:26:53.569 ibtoold[28899:273288] NSFileCoordinator is doing nothing. 2015-10-02 12:26:54.906 ibtoold[28899:276436] CoreUI(DEBUG): CSIGenerator using 'LZFSE' Compression coreui version (362.000000) Could it be that the LZFSE compression messes up so that Yosemite is unable to

I'm doing a simple test program using bindings in Swift on OSX. Having an NSTableView, NSArrayController and a model class I try to hook them up together, but without success! The build compiles but gives instantly this error: Thread 1: EXC_BAD_ACCESS(code=1, address = 0x0) Code looks like this: model class: import Foundation class Name { var firstName = "Brook" var lastName = "Brooklyn" } view controller: import Cocoa class ViewController: NSViewController { dynamic var names = [Name]() // serves as the content for Array-Controller override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() // populate

I was used to sign my app with the following command codesign --resource-rules=ResourceRules.plist -f -s "SIGNER_NAME" MYAPP.app After installing Yosemite and XCode 6.1 it gives the following warning: Warning: --resource-rules has been deprecated in Mac OS X >= 10.10! So I tried to remove the "--resource-rules" but now it gives the following (blocking) error: invalid resource specification rule(s) Is there any right way to codesign ? g_blott Over on this post They answer your question. That post is more targeted towards using a build server (Jenkins CLI) but the answer is the same for you (and

Supposedly Python 2.7 is included native to OSX 10.8 and above (if I remember correctly), but I recently installed Python 3.5 to use for projects while I work through UDacity. Lo and behold, the UDacity courses seem to use 2.7 - wups! So instead of trying to uninstall 3.5 (this procedure seemed to scary for neophytes such as myself), I simply installed 2.7 in addition to the recently installed 3.5 and just run the 2.7 IDLE and Shell. Is this ok, or will I run into problems down the road? I have installed two versions, 2.7, 3.4 and I do not have any problem by now. 3.4 I am using for my work