Re: Modal stacks cpu usage

Jacque wrote > If the Project Browser is open, try closing it. On my Mac, the CPU usage > while idle is usually close to 0 when in the background. Interesting. I would indeed have expected a good-citizen app doing nothing in the background to use less than 1% cpu: Mail, Safari. Finder, BBEdit, K

Re: Slightly OT: downloading Xcode

Well . . . eventually after a lot of fooling around I chopped Xcode 11.5 up into 15 * 650 MB chunks: but, frankly, that will not solve your problem. Later postings in this thread made a lot more sense. Best, Richmond. On 3.10.20 11:11, Graham Samuel via use-livecode wrote: This is a question

Re: Slightly OT: downloading Xcode

On 10/3/20 8:09 AM, Richmond via use-livecode wrote: I wonder: https://developerinsider.co/download-xcode-and-other-developer-tools-up-to-16-times-faster/ But thanks for the link. That's a very interesting website. -- Mark Wieder ahsoftw...@gmail.com __

Re: ICS Generation

Thanks all for the leads/links to Bill Vlahos' and Andre Garzia's developments, both look very interesting. I think Andre's vObject library looks to fit my needs better as it doesn't rely on other scripting technology such as AppleScript. I'll report back to the list how I get on with my very mo

Re: Slightly OT: downloading Xcode

Hi Graham, How about using a download manager that does the chopping/zipping and unchopping for you so you can be sure that when you restart all the bits are ther. There are a coupler of free ones and some paid for http://www.flashget.com/en/download.html http://www.eagleget.com/download-eaglege

Re: Slightly OT: downloading Xcode

The answer, paradoxically, is to move to  a silly little village half-an-hour away from a city in Bulgaria, as I have unlimited fibre-optic internet for $5 a month. According to Ookla my download speed is about 61 Mbps, and my upload speed is 48 Mbps. I really don't know what those numbers me

Re: Slightly OT: downloading Xcode

Hi Jim, 5g via a home modem is supposed to save those of us without telephone poles or conduits to the home. some day. sqb -- Stephen Barncard - Sebastopol Ca. USA - mixstream.org On Sat, Oct 3, 2020 at 9:36 AM Jim At Consensus via use-livecode < use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote: > Lest anyo

Re: Slightly OT: downloading Xcode

Hey everyone. Chopping up a gigantic file into little bits to be zipped then uploaded is nuts. Chopped nuts! The A in ADSL means ASYMETRICAL - which means uneven- upload speed and is a fraction of the download speed. It would take a long time with most POTS internets to upload gigabyte files.

Re: Slightly OT: downloading Xcode

Lest anyone think this is a rural issue. I live in a major metropolitan city in the US. (Seattle, Wa) And am still on DSL and can’t get cable or fiber to my house without paying to have poles placed and or conduit run underground... very expensive. Our DSL is over copper lines from 1936 whose

Re: Slightly OT: downloading Xcode

This would be a saver alternative https://blog.kulman.sk/faster-way-to-download-and-install-xcode/ It uses Aria2 https://formulae.brew.sh/formula/aria2 and a ruby script https://gist.githu

Re: Slightly OT: downloading Xcode

OK, OK, OK: now zipping Xcode 11.5 into however many 650 MB chunks . . . On 3.10.20 14:58, Graham Samuel via use-livecode wrote: Sorry if I said Xcode 15 - just a typo, it’s actually 11.5. But the point remains the same. As I have said before, it seems that Apple are offering files as big as t

Re: Slightly OT: downloading Xcode

On 10/3/20 8:09 AM, Richmond via use-livecode wrote: I wonder: https://developerinsider.co/download-xcode-and-other-developer-tools-up-to-16-times-faster/ Looks interesting, but I'd be wary of anything that does install.sh | bash without checking the source first -- Mark Wieder ahsoftw...@

Re: Slightly OT: downloading Xcode

I wonder: https://developerinsider.co/download-xcode-and-other-developer-tools-up-to-16-times-faster/ On 3.10.20 14:58, Graham Samuel via use-livecode wrote: Sorry if I said Xcode 15 - just a typo, it’s actually 11.5. But the point remains the same. As I have said before, it seems that Apple a

Re: Slightly OT: downloading Xcode

Can you send me your download linbk as the .xip file is NBG; and I need a .dmg or a .pkg to work with? On 3.10.20 14:58, Graham Samuel via use-livecode wrote: ___ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subsc

Re: Slightly OT: downloading Xcode

Ugly stuff going on: richmond@Richmonds-Mac-mini ~ % xip -x /Volumes/X3/xc\ 115/Xcode_11.5.xip xip: signing certificate was "Development Update" (validation not attempted) On 3.10.20 16:34, Brian Milby via use-livecode wrote: One of these download managers may be helpful: https://www.macheat.c

Re: Slightly OT: downloading Xcode

One of these download managers may be helpful: https://www.macheat.com/the-5-best-download-managers-for-mac/ Sent from my iPhone > On Oct 3, 2020, at 9:11 AM, Richmond via use-livecode > wrote: > > Well, your "just a typo" meant I downloaded 12.2 beta 2. So, now you'll just > have to wait w

Re: Slightly OT: downloading Xcode

Well, your "just a typo" meant I downloaded 12.2 beta 2. So, now you'll just have to wait while I download 11.5. Obviously you entirely missed the point of my previous message. In about 1994 I downloaded a file that took up 3 MB on a computer in the SIUC EFL computer lab, and, obviously, could

Re: Slightly OT: downloading Xcode

Sorry if I said Xcode 15 - just a typo, it’s actually 11.5. But the point remains the same. As I have said before, it seems that Apple are offering files as big as the Library of Babel for no logical reason. Stephen’s idea that they expect you to have a fibre connection is probably true, but odd

Re: Slightly OT: downloading Xcode

Cripes! xCode 12.2. beta 2 takes up 10.5 GB of space . . . wonder what the bloat is: Tim Cook's unwashed laundry? On 3.10.20 11:11, Graham Samuel via use-livecode wrote: This is a question for people having to use XCode to generate iOS apps. I find from responses on this list that I now need

Re: Slightly OT: downloading Xcode

I would suppose the "trick" is to get some else to download xCode 15 for you; chop it up into a series of sensibly sized ZIP files, you can then download each one individually, then knit them all together again on your machine . . . However: I've never heard of xCode 15, and as far as I'm awar

Re: Slightly OT: downloading Xcode

Hi Graham, This sounds quite futile for you on such an imperfect connection, and an unfair situation created by Apple. I guess they expect all developers to have fiber-to-the-home or live in glass corporate towers with <2 megabit connections. Such code bloat surely could be reduced greatly by refac

Slightly OT: downloading Xcode

This is a question for people having to use XCode to generate iOS apps. I find from responses on this list that I now need Xcode 15 to have a chance of generating for iOS 14. I would ask Apple this quesiton, but I doubt if I would get a meaningful answer: I'm working deep in the French countrys