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v1 v2 9 9 Open a terminal window (in Finder navigate through !Applications/Utilities/Terminal) type svn in that window. 10 10 11 [[Image(mac1.png, 400)]] 11 12 12 13 The response is an error (as above), but the following dialog box also pops up: 13 14 14 [[Image( )]]15 [[Image(mac2.png, 350)]] 15 16 16 17 Click on “Install” in the dialog window pops up saying the svn command requires the command-line developer tools. Would you like to install the tools now? Press Install. … … 20 21 Confirm that svn was installed. This time when svn is typed in the terminal, the response is "Type 'svn help' for usage," as below. 21 22 23 [[Image(mac3.png, 300)]] 24 22 25 23 26 == 2. Download and Install 64-bit Canopy Express for Mac OS X == … … 29 32 You will download a .dmg file. You may need to click on that file to mount it, depending on which web browser you use and its settings. This opens the window below. 30 33 34 [[Image(mac4a.jpg, 250)]] 31 35 32 36 Note that this is suggesting that you install Canopy in the main system Applications folder. I tried to avoid that (to see if I could avoid use of admin privileges – but no luck as will be seen later) by putting the Canopy folder in {{{~/Applications/Users/}}}<user>{{{/Applications}}}). If doing this again, I’d probably just drag it to the system folder. … … 34 38 Once the files are copied, you probably cannot double-click on the new canopy.app folder (contrary to install docs from Enthought), because the following error occurs: 35 39 36 40 [[Image(mac4.png, 300)]] 41 42 37 43 Instead, use control-click on the file (right-clicking with a two or three button mouse works too), which brings up the following menu: 38 44 39 . 45 [[Image(mac5.png, 200)]] 46 40 47 41 48 Select open, which brings up the following warning message: 42 49 43 50 [[Image(mac6.png, 350)]] 51 44 52 45 53 After clicking on Open, you will be asked to authenticate as an admin-level user. Once that is done, the Canopy setup application will open two dialog windows. The first asks where your personal Python setup will be placed: 46 54 55 [[Image(mac7.png, 350)]] 56 47 57 48 58 The default answer here is fine, (but in retrospect, I probably would have changed this to /Users/<user>/Applications/Canopy_64bit as my own preference.) … … 50 60 The second dialog box asks if this should be installed as the default on your system. You can use either answer here, but if you say “No” a bit more work is needed in the next step. 51 61 52 62 [[Image(mac8.png, 350)]] 63 53 64 54 65 == 3. Test that Enthought python starts ==