While migrating from a old 2015 Macbook Pro to a new 2019 Macbook Pro, how do I copy IDEs like Eclipse with all the configuration intact?
I have several applications like Eclipse, Microsoft Remote Desktop, Keychains, Terminals with profiles.
Is there a way to get everything running in new Macbook Pro exactly as it was (in the older one) without sweating much?
I asked this question. At the moment, it looks like the easiest way is to clone the old Mac drive and restore it in new Mac. I have not yet tried it.
From MAC to MAC, The best solution is to use Migration Assistant for Mac .
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Is it possible to write proper Swift-code using the AppCode IDE from JetBrains? I'm looking for an option to build a native iOS-app without buying a macbook or iMac. I've been looking and searching for a while now and coudn't find any solution without buying the additional hardware. With the AppCode IDE it seems like I don't have to.
If you have any ideas or experience let me know?
Basically no you can't.
if you are planning to develop ios app you have to buy macbook or install hackintosh or rent a mac on the cloud or virtualise || virtualbox
Last week I successfully update my MacBook to High Sierra, the new OS of Apple...
I decided to also update my developer studio. I upgraded from 10 to 11. No problem so far.
I was starting to develop in version 11, when I needed a menu item. For instance Project > Clean...
ALL those menu items in the top level window menu of developer studio are greyed out... My conclusion was that version 11 is not compatible with the high sierra.
I switched back to 10... DAMN! Same issue. Installed 10 and 11, with and without the current workspace. Same issue!
I guess it is due to the fact that it is due to high sierra. I cannot revert my mac, so using developer studio at this moment on my MacBook is very problematic.
Who else?
#Jboss developers: when will this be fixed? Or how do I have to create a bug report? The menu in developer studio to report a bug is disabled...
Looked on google but no one has reported this so far... or Google hasn't picked it up yet ;)
We are aware of the problem, and this may land in the next update release
The Problem
After installing Unity(5.6.0f3) and creating an example project, I go to the Edit-> Project Settings-> Quality and on the Quality Settings instead of this picture
I got only the Arrow one (not the green one-Windows Store Logo)
Also in Edit->Project Settings->Player I can see that there are settings for PC, MAC & Linux but not the Windows Store one
The situation
In the PC I am working on, I have had Windows Studio 2017 community installed previously. I have not installed the Hololens Emulator because my PC only has 2 cores (not 4 as required). I wonder if this could be the cause?
Does installing the Holographic templates only solve this? (I am planning to continue development on another PC expressly bought for this but would like to do as much as I can on my PC)
Or do I have to install another thing (Windows Store??) for Unity to work as the tutorials?
Thanks for any help, very much appreciated
I have tried this 3 or 4 times, but it seems like the only version is MAMP pro, every time I install the .pkg file, it installs MAMP pro, the MAMP standard and pro version seems (according to the docs) to be bundled together with the pro version. The docs say the standard version will work after the demo pro expires but all it does it lock down the entire app.
"This download package for Mac OS X contains the free MAMP and a free 14-day trial of MAMP PRO. MAMP can be used stand-alone without MAMP PRO."
^ Does this "stand-alone" even exist?
I selected customize, and I un-checked the Pro version but it does not do this. Every time I launch the app I have a demo expired error.
MAMP.app (the thing you need) is buried inside of the MAMP/ folder (unlike the pro version) so if you are good at where's waldo, then you won't have any trouble since its in a folder with dozens of other things that all render the same looking on Mac. PC users probably don't have this issue.
I'm using a MacBook Air with bootcamp and Windows 7 Professional installed.
When trying to to launch Samsung TV Apps SDK(IDE) 3.5.2 Windows crashes after few minutes with a bad blue page.
It looks like Samsung TV SDK attempts to write something to my Mac HD and fails operations.
I would like to know if you have the same issue and your work around.
After digging the problem I found out a solution:
I renamed the file
C:\windows\system32\drivers\AppleMNT.sys
to
C:\windows\system32\drivers\AppleMNT.sys.bak
This resolved the issue in my case,
I had also to install “vcredist_x86.exe” from “Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Service Pack 1 Redistributable Package ATL Security Update” as it is also required in SDK 3.5.2
If you have other solutions please let me know.