Thank you everyone for your help.
The older mac is sitting behind a firewall, intrusion detection and
protection gateway but I hear everyone about keeping it off the web.
That won't work well with my wife. LOL
But I also understand that this is way above my capabilities so all
comments and r
Hi all,
Now and again, I read of people on the list keeping older Macs running
using Macports.
I have a perfectly functioning iMac which can't update past 10.13.6, yet
there are nearly monthly security issues.
I have been running Ubuntu on an older Macbook Pro with a C2D processor
but the
Cesar,
Any thought of suggesting your change regarding normalization to
rsync.samba.org/upstream? I'm sure you (we) aren't the only ones who
have such an issue.
I see that they have updated to 3.2.2 on Jul 4th from 3.2.1 on Jun 22nd
so it is very active and as you mentioned rsync is used ev
Lenore,
Depending on if you need to use R soon or not, perhaps downloading the
prebuilt version from the R site [r-project.org] would work for you? I
can understand if trying to get the macports version to work can be an
itch to scratch. :-)
I've been using the prebuilt version directly fro
I finally did the dist-upgrade to 2.4.4 on our iMac running 10.12.6
While doing a upgrade outdated, libquicktime-devel hangs. So I can't
update transcode. I see from the logs there are 404 not found errors.
I removed and cleaned the existing libquicktime-devel, mjpegtools and
transcode as I
Hello all,
My apologies for my mistaken post to the list yesterda.
Doh!
Too little sleep and to fast on the reply. Sorry.
B.
Sorry gents, but I can't make it either.
Ryan, started looking at Synctool. Confused at the moment. Would have
been nice to ask you a few questions.
B.
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On Wednesday December 07 2016 13:48:20 Eneko Gotzon wrote:
There also used to be Krita ("OSS Photoshop") but it was split off and
already has a port.
In MacPorts?
I do not find it.
Krita is available now as a native stand alone app for the Mac. You can
find it at https://krita.org/
