Mac / Ender's client

[min_the_fair]

Hmm, only just saw this, sorry for bumping again....

the Java installer works pretty much the same on all OSes if I recall right.

I don't know. But this is what I find:

Apple supplies their own version of Java. Use the Software Update feature (available on the Apple menu) to check that you have the most up-to-date version of Java for your Mac.

My understanding is that as I am running an outdated version of OS X, I can't get new Java.

Hi there, anyone know why "hide objects options" dont work with the mac version?
Thanks

Did you ever try pressing ctrl+h? Bit late to answer, I know, but I'll leave it here just in case someone else comes along (of course, I don't know whether ctrl+h does work on a Mac, and if it didn't I would try apple+h or alt+h as well, and if none of them worked I would be annoyed, but the need to use ctrl+h to toggle hide on a windows computer is one of those secret things that is not mentioned anywhere official, as far as I can tell).

[cobaltjones]

Yeah, on a mac ctrl is used for the shortcuts (ctrl+h hide, etc.) even though command is regularly used in lieu of the windows ctrl key.

[MagicManICT]

Hmm, only just saw this, sorry for bumping again....

the Java installer works pretty much the same on all OSes if I recall right.

I don't know. But this is what I find:

Apple supplies their own version of Java. Use the Software Update feature (available on the Apple menu) to check that you have the most up-to-date version of Java for your Mac.

My understanding is that as I am running an outdated version of OS X, I can't get new Java.

Hmm... thanks for providing this. Again, showing my noobness with Macs (haven't seriously used an Apple PC since around 92--was an Apple II line). Absolutely no OSS or Sun provided solutions?

[min_the_fair]

Hey. The quote above is from the Java page about 'how do I make sure I have the right kind of Java?'.

As far as I can tell from support.apple.com, the lack of articles with any numbers on smaller than 10.5 imply that their answer to 'how do I get newer Java?' involves buying a system upgrade, which is fair enough really, I just don't want to do that until I have a bit more disposable income.

There is possibly some kind of unofficial workaround involving something called SoyLatte, but this seems to require slightly more technical understanding/competence than I currently have, and there is no guarantee that it would work to run Ender's anyway, so I would rather not risk screwing up my whole computer attempting to set it up.

[Mersault]

Long inactive thread, but I wanted to thank you for posting this. Works totally perfectly.

[papasmurfa]

This works fine and all, but does anyone know if there is a more updated version of the ender client for a mac?

[pedroghost]

So, I'm guessing it's safe to use? I mainly use the PC version of the Ender client, but I would like to run it on my mac as well.

[HasseKebab]

This one is extremley outdated, i will release a mac version tomorow.

[pedroghost]

This one is extremley outdated, i will release a mac version tomorow.

I think there's a more recent mac client around the forums. I downloaded it earlier, and it works fine.

[cobaltjones]

There's no such thing as a "mac client". The current version of Enders works perfectly on OSX, you just have to set it up correctly.