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    PyMakr on Mac OS X Snow Leopard?

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    • lollisoftL Offline
      lollisoft
      last edited by

      Hi,

      I just have tried to run PyMakr on my developer machine I am usually writing software. I expected some issues or even a not running application. Is it planned to support these older OS X versions?

      Is there an alternative for command line only? I mean an upload tool, command line debugger or anything that runs on older OSes?

      I do not like to reboot all the times to develop for my LoPy versus my own OSS software.

      Thanks, Lothar

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        livius @lollisoft
        last edited by

        @lollisoft
        First of all do not use Pymakr
        use Pymakr plugin for Atom
        https://forum.pycom.io/topic/1026/pymakr-atom-plugin-released

        think about people first, then computers

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        • lollisoftL Offline
          lollisoft
          last edited by lollisoft

          Then, why do you / pycom still offer the PyMakr as a download?

          I'll go for the atom path of course if this makes more sense.

          Thank you

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            guy @lollisoft
            last edited by guy

            @lollisoft Use Atom - the Pymakr standalone is deprecated.

            Make sure, before installing Atom, that you upgrade Node JS to latest stable release (if you're on older release you'll run in to some issues when installing the Pymakr plugin in Atom).

            • Installing Node JS using homebrew - incase you don't have node installed
            • Upgrading Node JS

            If you've not used Atom or Pymakr plugin before, see these docs first.

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