That's why you have sticky keys on Windows. Keeps everyone busy..
On Mon, 13 Mar 2017 at 1:59 pm, Robert ListMail via 4D_Tech <
4d_tech@lists.4d.com> wrote:
> Hi Kirk, understood, I decided to put the goggles on and go for Sierra and
> will deal with the issues if any. I can still boot from a cl
Hi Kirk, understood, I decided to put the goggles on and go for Sierra and will
deal with the issues if any. I can still boot from a clone of 10.11.6. Ive not
done a clean install in a very long time. It's rather interesting to learn
exactly where the data resides and how to migrate that forwar
Robert,
I think it's still hardware dependent. I can say for certain you can't run
v13 on a new (OLED bar) MacbookPro period. But some folks upgrading older
machines had better luck.
And don't encourage Tom with respect to any kind of comment involving the
word 'lube'. Just don't.
On Sun, Mar 12,
I’m performing a clean install of OS X on my primary development machine, is it
safe to use Sierra at this point? I do have one project in v12 that’s being
upgraded to v15/v16…. any real trouble spots? I was going to install El
Capitan but there are some benefits to Sierra from the Apple eco-s
Another reason is actually Vagrant comes with support for Virtualbox out of
the box - https://www.vagrantup.com/docs/virtualbox/
On 7 October 2016 at 12:46, Balinder Walia wrote:
> Hi Jeremy,
>
> As I said I use Virtual box - https://www.virtualbox.org
>
> I tend to find free open source softwar
Hi Jeremy,
As I said I use Virtual box - https://www.virtualbox.org
I tend to find free open source software is better in quality these days.
So go with open source...and it's actually free!
Cheers
On 7 October 2016 at 11:29, Ortwin Zillgen wrote:
> > I know we had an early thread on this sub
> I know we had an early thread on this subject. Wondering if anyone has had
> any success developing in 4D (v13 and/or v15) with MacOS Sierra.
>
> I don’t mind moving up early with my development machine as long as there are
> no show stoppers. I can deal with any minor inconveniences.
I expe
What virtualization software are you using on your Mac? Bootcamp, Fusion,
Parallels, or something else?
> On Oct 7, 2016, at 4:08 AM, Balinder Walia wrote:
>
> virtual box running windows 7 on my mac
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I am running Sierra just now. 4Dv13 is on virtual box running windows 7 on
my mac anyway so I can just use that. I will try 4Dv15 and comment soon.
Cheers / Balinder
On 6 October 2016 at 20:17, Tom Dillon wrote:
> I'm running Sierra with no real issues. The form editor was really slow at
> firs
I'm running Sierra with no real issues. The form editor was really slow at
first, but not so much now. I think it's the WD-40 I sprayed the keyboard with.
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I know we had an early thread on this subject. Wondering if anyone has had any
success developing in 4D (v13 and/or v15) with MacOS Sierra.
I don’t mind moving up early with my development machine as long as there are
no show stoppers. I can deal with any minor inconveniences.
Thanks,
john
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