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I reckon that you have a lot of additional applications, libraries and files installed through homebrew or separate installers. A new version hasn't been posted since 09/30 and the changelog never even mentions about a fix/enhancement for yosemite.Ī special note about updating to Yosemite. My python3 installation from homebrew continues to work beautifully alongside the apple shipped version of python on Yosemite.Īpparently I can't find any information about Anaconda and Yosemite compatibility. The neat thing about homebrew is that everything is installed separately in /usr/local, so it does not conflict with shipped tools from Apple.

#XCODE FOR MAC 10.8.5 HOW TO#

Otherwise instructions on how to get it up and running again can be found in the following answer.

#XCODE FOR MAC 10.8.5 UPDATE#

The issue has recently been closed so I suspect if you are running the latest update of homebrew it will continue working. Regarding homebrew, there apparently was an issue with homebrew on Yosemite since the default version of ruby was upgraded to 2.00 on Yosemite. The question of compatibility is however a separate issue. When upgrading your OSX installation from 10.8.5 to 10.10 it will not wipe your drive and you will not loose your current set of applications and files. Your existing software will remain in place.

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I think I would have to upgrade to new OS which is Yosemite currently but I am very sceptical if this would make me lose my current set of softwares and files or make them incompatible with others? Some of those softwares installation is really a big pain like installing new Python using Homebrew along with other lib. Also in case I don't lose my existing softwares, will the existing softwares stop working especially like Anaconda etc due to some compatibility conflict? When I click on the online upgrade to Yosemite, will I lose all the existing softwares installed on my current OS?. Similarly I have R studio, IDLE (Python 3.3) using Homebrew Package Manager etc. Like I have Anaconda Python Distribution package.

My concern are:ġ).I have lots of softwares installed on my current Macbook. I had to upgrade my OS sooner or later even if I was not using Swift.

Now In order to use Swift we need Xcode 6 and above which is only available for OSX 10.9 or later.

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If there is anyone who had experience with the new M1 Macs and 2000 files Xcode projects.I have a Macbook Pro with OS X 10.8.5 currently installed. I found a place where I can buy a Base MacMini M1 8gb for 5899,00, so 2800 less that would go to the new 2021 Mac.

I plan to sell this MacMini or give it to my wife as soon as new, better one, is released.Īnd there is one last catch.

The Mac mini will exclusively run Xcode and git, occasionally VSCode, but never at the same time. Slack, Trello, Jira, Word, Mail and so on.

My 15' MacBook Pro is from my company, so I will be keeping it and I will be offloading anything else on it.

I sometimes need to pair program so I would be screen sharing.

If I open the Xcode project it sits around 2,25 Gb of ram after running it.

Not only it gets unusable but it takes 3+ minutes to do so. My biggest issue currently is that my current 15' 2017 i7 16gb MacBook Pro gets unusable when I switch branches on git (due to reindexing) or if I change a file that is referenced in many places, causing a big recompile. I live in Brasil, everything has a 97% tax on it after currency conversion, so the base MacMini starts at 8699,00 and goes to 11699,00.

Yeah 16gb should be a no brainer but I have a constraint. I work on an iOS project that has around 2000 files. I'm having a hard time deciding between 8gb and 16gb for the m1 Mac mini.