I am looking out for older version of Riak(1.1.2) for MAC;I searched it on google but could not find it.
Any help will be great.
Regards.
From the docs section of the website, there is a Download Riak area.
http://docs.basho.com/riak/latest/downloads/
You can change the version you're interested in reading about and downloading by clicking the version number shown at the top left of any docs page.
Riak 1.1.2 isn't listed, but 1.1.4 is.
http://docs.basho.com/riak/1.1.4/downloads/
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I've been using Atom for years on my Mac. I know it has been end-of-lifed by its dev team. I haven't installed anything new on it like plugins for many months. After the latest MacOS update, I get this popup when trying to open it:
Does anyone know if there is a way to tell if my copy has somehow become corrupted, or if this is a false positive?
Many thanks!
OK I found out that github revoked the Apple code signing certificate and is now enforcing that. I found the answer on the Atom blog. So, I was able to download an older version and it works well.
thanks for the info, i think it's the best time to find alternatives on text editors since Atom has been officially sunset (Sublime text?)
If you want the current installation to continue working:
$ xattr -cr /Applications/Atom.app
I'm not sure what the security risks of this are.
You might consider the Pulsar fork of the Atom project: https://pulsar-edit.dev/
I can't fully vouch for it because I'm just starting to use it, but it looks and feels the same to me.
Is there a file which ties the libversion to the release number. The libversion is in a file in the release, but I can't find documentation to trace this back. Working with a version of Linux that has one libversion of Poco and a SDK that was released was a different libversion and I am trying to track down the releases. Thanks.
I figured I go ahead and try to get and answer on Git Hub. There is no master file/database with the numbers , but it isn't super difficult to find. If you go to the tagged version (eg 1.11.0) and look at libversion - the number will be 81. Go back to tag version 1.6.1 and the libversion and the number is 31. I was able to create the database of the versions I needed based on trial and error.
I have decided to update my development PC to use PhpStorm-2017.1, but before I update, I do not want to end up wasting 1-2 days re-configuring, if there are any potential issues that can hinder my work.
Will my current license work on the new version?
Will my project settings integrate with the update? (Symfony)
Will my plugins settings be kept? (Symfony)
Any other thing I need to figure out?
Answers to your questions:
1) Yes, the new installed version will automatically pick up your current license.
2) When you update, only the software is updated. The configuration files are not touched and settings are brought across as they were on the previous version.
3) Same answer as answer # 2
4) Not really. Just download the latest version from their website and install it as you would normally.
upgrading to phpstorm 2017.1 was smooth for me, (once they released some later fixes for things like the REST tool etc)
As for your plugins, it'll depend on what plugins they are, and whether there would be BC breaks. Look up the plugin documentation and check to see if there's a version for 2017.1.
For what its worth, the symfony plugin works fine.
You can try official control panel of JetBrains https://www.jetbrains.com/toolbox/app/
Manage product updates with ease
The pace of technologies and software updates is ever-accelerating. Stay up-to-date without compromising your productivity with the Toolbox App: easily maintain several versions of the same tool, install updates, and roll them back instantly if needed.
Could be useful to patch instead of complete update:
Faster updates
When updating, Toolbox App downloads and applies a patch (or even a set of patches) instead of the full package download, thus saving you time & bandwidth.
Official response form JetBrains:
It's hard to tell whether your plugins will work with 2017.1 since there are always some changes in API that may affect some of your plugins. So it's easier just to install 2017.1 and see how it goes. Installation won't broke your existing PhpStorm 2016.2 and its settings.
I believe there have been no changes in license server so if you have right on 2017.1 there shouldn't be any problems.
P.s. Thank you every one for your responses. I will be going with the official answer.
I could find the wiki page which is telling about opensolaris os is containing official site link which does not contain opensolaris download thread etc. Moreover, there is no more opensolaris official site as said here ; The http://opensolaris.org redirects to https://solaris.java.net/ only.
So my question is ... does the opensolaris still exist? Where to download the latest version from a safe download center?
There are a number of illumos(opensolaris) based distros. omnios, opensxce, openindiana. I like openindiana because it is the closest to opensolaris. I am not sure how things have changed, but i use it now cleanly with nvidia.
No, OpenSolaris no longer exists. The final release of the OpenSolaris distro was 5 years ago, OpenSolaris 2009.06, and bug fixes & security fixes are no longer available for it.
After the Oracle acquisition, OpenSolaris forked - Oracle continued developing the code and released new versions under a closed-source license as Solaris 11, while the illumos community took the open source code base and developed it further themselves, generating a variety of different distros. Which you use depends on what you want/need from an OS, but there is no single distro that is an exact match for what OpenSolaris was.
Does an API exist for getting a direct download to the latest version of Aptana for an arbitrary architecture and OS?
I've been looking over the Aptana download page, and it looks like they used a bit of javascript to detect the settings of the OS, and then instead of doing a get request, they do a post of the data. A GET URL would be much easier to use. Does such an API exist at Aptana, like maybe download.aptana.com/latest_stable?os=linux&arch=64&standalone=false
It looks like they are serving their downloads via Amazon's Cloudfront CDN. Without knowing the actual origin of the file, which I'm sure they don't want you knowing, you can't really do much.
With that said, here is the actual URL for the Linux 64-bit version. You could do some guessing with this URL string and figure out how to build the URL for future releases, provided the adhere to the same convention.
http://download.aptana.com/studio3/standalone/3.4.0/linux/Aptana_Studio_3_Setup_Linux_x86_64_3.4.0.zip
A little late, but...
Here is the link for all the older Aptana Studio versions:
https://wiki.appcelerator.org/display/guides2/Reverting+to+a+Previous+Version
3.4.2 is not yet on that list. The link (for Windows) is the following:
http://d1iwq2e2xrohf.cloudfront.net/tools/studio/standalone/3.4.2.201308081805/win/Aptana_Studio_3_Setup_3.4.2.exe