Can we silently install Itunes with any commercialized application(.exe) made in Visual Studio? Does apple have any restrictions on silently installing Itunes?
How can we silently install another application with a setup made from Visual Studio 2010?
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We are using Visual Studio (15.9.11) with Xamarin on our PC's.
We have XCode 10.1 installed on the build machine.
We are running out of disk space on our build machine MacBook Pro 128GB, and I've noticed that Visual Studio is installed. Is it actually required?
Top tip: Don't buy anything less than 256GB for building apps in Xamarin and building on a Mac... It's an absolute nightmare.
If you are using Visual Studio 2019 15.6+ for Windows you can use "Automatic Mac provisioning" and not install Visual Studio for Mac (the current installation/requirement documentation does not reflect VS15.6+ based setups).
Only Xamarin.iOS and Mono (including the related MSBuild tools) will be installed and thus you can have headless remote build only MacOS machines after the initial macOS setup, install of Xcode and remote login configuration.
Automatic Mac provisioning
Starting with Visual Studio 2019 version 15.6, Pair to Mac automatically provisions a Mac with software necessary for building Xamarin.iOS applications: Mono, Xamarin.iOS (the software framework, not the Visual Studio for Mac IDE), and various Xcode-related tools (but not Xcode itself).
Automatic Mac provisioning
Before following the instructions in this guide, complete the following steps:
On a Windows machine, install Visual Studio 2019
On a Mac, install Xcode and Visual Studio for Mac (Note: read the highlighted note below)
You must manually open Xcode after installing so that it can add any additional components.
If you would prefer not to install Visual Studio for Mac, Visual Studio 2019 can automatically configure the Mac build host with Xamarin.iOS and Mono. You must still install and run Xcode. For more information, see Automatic Mac provisioning.
Yes. The required build tools are part of the VS Mac install.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/xamarin/ios/get-started/installation/windows/introduction-to-xamarin-ios-for-visual-studio#requirements-and-installation
I am using Visual Studio 2019 and Earlier I was using Visual Studio 2017, My mac has the same disk space and there is no need to install Visual Studio on the mac because Windows VS will Automatically Download Xamarin.SDK file at the time of building the connection between the mac and the VS but you must have to install Xcode in order to build the app.
every time you open a Visual Studio requires download Mono framework, even if it was previously installed.
when I set the framework, the studio normally open, but if I close and reopen it requires more time to establish the same framework
The problem was that during the the update was run Xamarin Studio.
The problem was solved, just completed all the programs, Visual Studio and Xamarin Studio, and run the installation package manually.
I Have been follow the steps in this video to install xamarin studio without visual studio
How to install Xamarin Studio in windows
and when i try to open it its not working,no message no anything
I try to run it as administrator and its doesnt work
If you look in the IDE log file, which is in the %AppData%\Local\Xamarin-Studio-6.0\Logs directory and you see an error similar to:
System.DllNotFoundException: Unable to load DLL 'libglib-2.0-0.dll': The specified module could not be found.
Then you may be able to fix this by installing an older version of GTK#. Full steps to do this are:
Stop Xamarin Studio.
Uninstall GTK#.
Install an older version of GTK# such as GTK# 2.12.30
Xamarin Studio on Windows 10 requires a bit of modification since we do not ship it in our Windows installer anymore:
https://www.xamarin.com/faq#xpq6
It is highly recommended to use Visual Studio on Windows as it is free with the Community Edition.
I have tried uninstalling Xamarin, and reinstalling Visual Studio 2015, and it keeps failing.
this below
results in this
Is there anywhere I can grab that missing package directly. I have the Visual Studio installer downloading the packages from the internet. If I can install that package manually (aka, an MSI), then I believe it should be ok. Xamarin (as part of Visual Studio) won't install until this ancient SDK installs.
I also tried Xamarins' installer, but it never shows up in Visual Studio 2015, likely because of this dependency failing.
Some other things I have tried :
Common issues in Visual Studio 2015 setup
StackOverflow: Install Xamarin on Visual Studio 2015
Xamarin: Installing Xamarin on Windows
Uninstalling Xamarin
try to open the SDK Manger from your PC ( as an administrator ) and install the missing packages
Actually android sdk is failing to download, maybe because of slow or unstable internet connection or the download path which xamarin is using is available anymore.
Go to- http://www.xamarin.com/download and get a separate xamarin installer for your visual studio and install from it.
If it again don't fails to install android sdk then go to https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html and download sdk separately, remember the sdk's install path, you can configure visual studio later.
I have built and tested (with a spawned debug run of Visual Studio) a Visual Studio 2010 extension. When I double-click the Release version of the extension, it says, it successfully installed to Studio.
However, when I restart Studio, it does not see the extension in the Extension Manager, and the extension functionality is not working. Because it is not seen in the Manager, I can't even uninstall it and try again.
Why is this happening and what to do?
I did cleanup all the Registry keys that have the name of the extension in their name or value. Still the problem persists.
I moved the project to another location, renamed, and this time it did install again, but again, Studio Extension Manager does not see it.
I did build and install extensions before and I am following the same steps, correctly I think.