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I have a dummy question because I nothing understand in OSX.
I use Visual Studio for Windows and build Xamarin iOS app. Visual Studio uses Mac as build server. After the build process I need to upload *.ipa file to iTunesConnect through ApplicationLoader on OSX. And I encountered a problem, I cannot find my file from ApplicationLoader.
I found that file is placed in 'Untitled/Users/alexey/Library/...etc'. But I haven't see Library folder. What does it mean?
In macOS the Library folder of the user domain is hidden by default.
To show it temporarily
In Finder open the Go menu and press the ⌥(option)-key. Choose the Library menu item.
In Finder press ⇧⌘G, type ~/Library and press return
To show it permanently
Select your home folder, press ⌘J to show the View Options and check the checkbox at the bottom.
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I'm a high school kid who's clueless about computing. I need to use PLINK on my MacBook for a bioinformatics project but I'm not sure how to even run it after downloading it. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Firstly, you have to have jre or jdk installed. You can download jdk 8 (my preferred one) from the link. Just select the MacOS tab, and proceed.
Once downloaded, double-click to install.
Then, you have to download the application zip (here).
Extract it.
Double click on the gPLINK.jar in the extracted folder. If you faced an error, do the following: Open System Preferences> navigate to Security & Privacy icon > click on the lock icon below and enter password if required >on General tab, allow the program to be run.
Now the program must be launched successfully. You can move the .jar file to a desirable location, so that you will not forget where it was located.
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Microsoft released Windows terminal as a Microsoft Store app. How to add it to the context menu or replace 'Open Powershell window here' with it ?
There might have been several approaches discussed everywhere, but none of them is up-to-date nor offers flexibility. So I started a new open source project and provided two PowerShell scripts to help.
https://github.com/lextm/windowsterminal-shell
You can run install.ps1 as administrator in PowerShell 7 to easily add the default layout.
There are other layouts (mini and flat at this moment).
Uninstall the menu items are also easy with uninstall.ps1.
The Win-X Menu shortcuts are stored in %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\WinX and in the Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ShellCompatibility\InboxApp part of the registry, but the file explorer option is the one that really dictates what happens in the Win-X menu. I do not suggest just adding and changing stuff in the WinX folder because you could mess things up, however, the winaero.com/comment.php?comment.news.30 app in the link provides a way in which you wouldn't mess it up. Either way, you should put "%programfiles%\WindowsApps\Microsoft.WindowsTerminal_0.11.1121.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe\WindowsTerminal.exe" in either a shortcut in the WinX folder, or in the app named accordingly.
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Recently installed Godot. Now Xcode will not preview .scn files. I can't change the type back to SceneKit as it isn't available in the dropdown list.
try this:
Open finder and locate any file with the .scn extension.
Click on Get Info
Navigate to the session Open with:
Select Xcode from the list and click in change all
Hope it helps.
You can also right-click on the .scn file in Xcode's Project navigator and select Open As → SceneKit Document
Other answers did not work for me. However #tjgrant's comment worked.
I had to uninstall Godot from mac. And remove it from Trash as well. I know this is not ideal solution, but for those who are not working on SceneKit files and Godot simultaneously this is the easiest solution.
I plan to install Godot later when I am done with SceneKit work.
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I deleted the whole directory /System/Library/Speech/Voices/ by mistake.
Stupid I know... How do I get it back with minimal damage?
Is there somewhere the default voice file to download?
There was an old post on MacRumors but the link is dead...
OSX = 10.10.5
Thanks!
Download the Yosemite Installer (in AppStore.app > Purchased)
Download Pacifist
Open the Yosemite installer package with right-click > Show Package Contents
Navigate to ./Contents/SharedSupport
Open OSInstall.mpkg with Pacifist
The voices are in the packages
EssentialSystemSoftware > AdditionalSpeechVoices
EssentialSystemSoftware > EssentialSystemSoftwareGroup > BaseSystemResources
EssentialSystemSoftware > EssentialSystemSoftwareGroup > Essentials
Copy the files and make sure that you restore also the original access privileges root:wheel 644. This is crucial.
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I am trying to find the location of my iPhone simulator documents. But when I click on /Users/UserA I don't see Library in there. How do I turn that on?
It hasn't been visible since Lion, I believe. You can set it to unhidden using the chflags command (from Terminal.app):
$ chflags nohidden ~/Library
In Mavericks, you can navigate to your home folder (e.g. /Users/UserA) in the Finder and choose the View > Show View Options menu item, or type ⌘J. In the view options panel, there’s a checkbox called Show Library Folder.