Coding out of the Box
macos
Recently Docker announced that Docker Desktop would cease to be free for some kinds of users. See announcement in blog post.
I don’t need any of the features that are exclusive to Docker Desktop®. I have used docker in a laptop with debian on it and that version is good enough for me.
Is there a way to install the linux version of docker in macOS? I need both the engine and the cli tool, nothing more. I run build commands, push, tag, run, docker-compose, etc.
I’m currently working on native plugin for Unity Engine. So there’s my custom c++/objective-c++ code running inside Unity Editor process. Breakpoints are working just fine, but when assertion failure happens Editor just crashes and Xcode says Finished running Unity instead of stopping debugger.
I have 2 cases when there may be assertion failure:
In both cases Editor just crashes, Xcode says Finished running Unity, then Unity Crash Reporter appears, and finally macOS crash reported appears.
To start Unity Editor from Xcode I followed this guide: https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/XcodeFrameDebuggerIntegration.html (Capturing a frame from Unity Editor with Xcode section)
How can I make Xcode/Unity Editor stop execution and show line/assertion info when assertion failure happens?
When I go to Mac Terminal and execute my sh file with the following command set included, it runs smoothly. When I. allow my crop tab to execute evert hour between 9 am to 18 pm, it says the following exceptions
Fetching origin
hint: Pulling without specifying how to reconcile divergent branches is
hint: discouraged. You can squelch this message by running one of the following
hint: commands sometime before your next pull:
hint:
hint: git config pull.rebase false # merge (the default strategy)
hint: git config pull.rebase true # rebase
hint: git config pull.ff only # fast-forward only
hint:
hint: You can replace "git config" with "git config --global" to set a default
hint: preference for all repositories. You can also pass --rebase, --no-rebase,
hint: or --ff-only on the command line to override the configured default per
hint: invocation.
Already up to date.
Already on 'feature/sprint_1'
M src/Podfile.lock
M src/MyProject/Info.plist
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/feature/sprint_7'.
bundler: command not found: fastlane
Install missing gem executables with `bundle install`
At my project folder structure, Gemfile and Gemfile.lock exists. Do I need to ..
4.The below is my .sh file with following command set: Should I need to modify my command set also?
cd ~/myProject/src && git stash clear && git fetch --all && git pull && git checkout $1 && bundle exec fastlane ios build build_type:adhoc build_env:dev
Where $1 is my proposed branch e.g. master, release , feature/sprint_1
I have a Mac app distributed in the Mac App Store. Perviously, I would sign the compiled app with my 3rd Party Mac Developer Application certificate and then in the productbuild command it would create a .pkg and sign it with my 3rd Party Mac Developer Installer certificate.
Are both of these now replaced with the Apple Distribution certificate?
Do I still need a Mac Installer Distribution certificate to sign the .pkg?
How do I order items in Mac Book Pro Alphabetically in Launchpad? They are currently unorganized and I want to order. Right clicking to order does not have menu to sort .
Following command does not work either,
defaults write com.apple.dock ResetLaunchPad -bool true; killall Dock
Currently have MacBook Pro 15-inch, 2018.
Mac OS Big Sur
Prefer to look for automated auto arrange solution, not Manually dragging/dropping
How do I order items in Mac Book Pro Alphabetically in Launchpad? They are currently unorganized and I want to order. Right clicking to order does not have menu to sort .
Following command does not work either,
defaults write com.apple.dock ResetLaunchPad -bool true; killall Dock
Currently have MacBook Pro 15-inch, 2018.
Mac OS Big Sur
Prefer to look for automated auto arrange solution, not Manually dragging/dropping
I am trying to create new arrow key bindings in TMUX which is running on a Linux machine. I ssh to that machine from my Mac (Mojave 10.14.6) using the Terminal. These are all combinations that I added in ~/.tmux.conf:
# Use Shift-Arrow to move between panes
bind -T root C-Left select-pane -L
bind -T root C-Right select-pane -R
bind -T root C-Up select-pane -U
bind -T root C-Down select-pane -D
# Use Alt-Shift Left/Right to switch between tabs
bind -T root M-C-Left previous-window
bind -T root M-C-Right next-window
# Use Alt-Shift Up/Down to create/close a tab
bind -T root M-C-Up new-window
bind -T root M-C-Down kill-pane
It works for Ctrl+Left and Ctrl+Right, but not for the others. For the Up/Down arrow combinations it always goes through the Terminal history, so I think that Terminal is overriding these bindings. However, I can not find where it does so, I removed all relevant combinations from Preferences -> Profiles -> Keyboard and also from System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts. For the M-C-Left/Right nothing happens.
I believe the TERM variable is set correctly:
TERM=xterm-256color
TERM_PROGRAM=Apple_Terminal
TERM_PROGRAM_VERSION=421.2
TERM_SESSION_ID=782B88DE-A8DA-4542-8428-F9D5C1EF6386
The key bindings are also listed when calling tmux list-keys. When pressing the combinations in cat, I get:
cat
^[[A (Ctrl+Up)
^[[B (Ctrl+Down)
^[^[[C (Ctrl+Option+Right)
^[^[[D (Ctrl+Option+Left)
^[^[[A (Ctrl+Option+Up)
^[^[[B (Ctrl+Down)
TL;DR: How do I reboot my keyboard input device? Or reload the drivers? Obviously, a permanent solution to this would be awesome. But I’m trying to find a way to get past this, without having to restart my computer.
On my Mac from 2019, I have mapped CapsLock to Escape (in System Settings >> Keyboard >> Modifier Keys). And I’m using it quite a lot, since I’m using Vim a lot (lots of ‘Escape’s).
But there is this wierd bug, where if I press CapsLock, then the whole system freezes for half a second.
What’s super-wierd is, that the bug isn’t there if I just press the regular Esc-key – it’s only the CapsLock-key that triggers the freeze.
It’s super-annoying, since when in my IDE (with Vim-mode), when I press CapsLock j j j (wanting to escape input-mode and go down 3 lines, then it jumps and then skips down 3 lines in one go.
I thought that it was just my IDE being wierd, but I noticed that if I put on a video on another screen, then it does that same same little ‘jump’, every time I press CapsLock (Escape).
A simple reboot of my computer does the job. I also tried reseting the NVRAM (restart and hold down CMD Option P and R), and that also fixes it (then). But it comes back on a regular basis. It started occuring 10 days ago, and has happend 4 times now.
Can I somehow restart / reset my input device, without having to restart my entire computer?
Or can I output somehow, what application/process ‘locks’/’freezes’ my computer on a certain point in time?
TL;DR: How do I reboot my keyboard input device? Or reload the drivers? Obviously, a permanent solution to this would be awesome. But I’m trying to find a way to get past this, without having to restart my computer.
On my Mac from 2019, I have mapped CapsLock to Escape (in System Settings >> Keyboard >> Modifier Keys). And I’m using it quite a lot, since I’m using Vim a lot (lots of ‘Escape’s).
But there is this wierd bug, where if I press CapsLock, then the whole system freezes for half a second.
What’s super-wierd is, that the bug isn’t there if I just press the regular Esc-key – it’s only the CapsLock-key that triggers the freeze.
It’s super-annoying, since when in my IDE (with Vim-mode), when I press CapsLock j j j (wanting to escape input-mode and go down 3 lines, then it jumps and then skips down 3 lines in one go.
I thought that it was just my IDE being wierd, but I noticed that if I put on a video on another screen, then it does that same same little ‘jump’, every time I press CapsLock (Escape).
A simple reboot of my computer does the job. I also tried reseting the NVRAM (restart and hold down CMD Option P and R), and that also fixes it (then). But it comes back on a regular basis. It started occuring 10 days ago, and has happend 4 times now.
Can I somehow restart / reset my input device, without having to restart my entire computer?
Or can I output somehow, what application/process ‘locks’/’freezes’ my computer on a certain point in time?
TL;DR: How do I reboot my keyboard input device? Or reload the drivers? Obviously, a permanent solution to this would be awesome. But I’m trying to find a way to get past this, without having to restart my computer.
On my Mac from 2019, I have mapped CapsLock to Escape (in System Settings >> Keyboard >> Modifier Keys). And I’m using it quite a lot, since I’m using Vim a lot (lots of ‘Escape’s).
But there is this wierd bug, where if I press CapsLock, then the whole system freezes for half a second.
What’s super-wierd is, that the bug isn’t there if I just press the regular Esc-key – it’s only the CapsLock-key that triggers the freeze.
It’s super-annoying, since when in my IDE (with Vim-mode), when I press CapsLock j j j (wanting to escape input-mode and go down 3 lines, then it jumps and then skips down 3 lines in one go.
I thought that it was just my IDE being wierd, but I noticed that if I put on a video on another screen, then it does that same same little ‘jump’, every time I press CapsLock (Escape).
A simple reboot of my computer does the job. I also tried reseting the NVRAM (restart and hold down CMD Option P and R), and that also fixes it (then). But it comes back on a regular basis. It started occuring 10 days ago, and has happend 4 times now.
Can I somehow restart / reset my input device, without having to restart my entire computer?
Or can I output somehow, what application/process ‘locks’/’freezes’ my computer on a certain point in time?