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Julie's Macbook setup #12
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R, RStudio, Git setupFollow https://ucsb-meds.github.io/meds-install-mac.html. Exceptions:
Quarto Install
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Garrick's setuphttps://twitter.com/grrrck/status/1333986413906436098 I didn't do everything listed here, but yes to these: |
1 PasswordZotero
Slack
Zoom
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Dragon Software (by Nuance) setupI bought the Professional Individual account, learning that this can be run on a Mac using a virtual machine (blog) From a Mac, requires Parallels and Windows. Then, move the .exe to the Local Disk C: drive (and I saved it there as well). This followed Claire G's advice on the Parallels Forum about the Download Manager hanging for hours and hours when I double-clicked the .exe from the Mac's Downloads folder (update: I returned it and started investing the time into physical therapy and strength building for my arms/RSI) |
Mac OS Sonoma 14.2.1 - need to install XCodeTL;DR:
The storyLast week I upgraded to OS Sonoma. Today when I opened RStudio, there was no "Git" tab. In the terminal,
I googled the error message, found the solution here: https://forums.developer.apple.com/forums/thread/673827 So in the terminal, I typed: ![]() It said it would take 47 hours to download. Then corrected to 9 minutes. When it finished, I quit RStudio, and when reopened, I had the "Git" tabs again. 😎 |
Had a new logicboard and whole harddrive was reformatted, so starting afresh:
System preferences
trackpad
general
keyboard
doc & menu bar
notifications
Safari
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