Hi - thanks for suggesting that. It’s actually set to true - and on OSX Mavericks, with that setting it seems that when I launch a new image (and it supposedly quits) - when I run the launcher again - it just takes me to the image that was just launched. (I swear it didn’t do that at some point - and I’m not sure if its since I updated to Mavericks - or whether my other OSX computer doesn’t exhibit this behaviour).
Anyway - if I uncheck it (and leave the launcher running) - then I can at least launch other images (and if I run the app again - it seems to bring the running launcher to the foreground). If I try and quit the launcher manually after launching an image - it still exhibit this same behaviour. It’s quite strange? (but at least I have a workaround). By the way - do you know how you save that setting? I thought it save automatically, but it didn’t seem to. I pressed the export button - but and that seemed to do it, but I wasn’t convinced that is actually save? Tim On 8 Aug 2014, at 16:45, Baptiste Quide <baptiste.qu...@inria.fr> wrote: > Hello, > > i think you select the option "Quit on Launch" (by default) on Pharo > Launcher. That's why when you're clicking it just switches to your running > image. > Try to deselect this option and retry. > > Regards, > > ----- Mail original ----- >> De: "Tim Mackinnon" <tim@testit.works> >> À: "Pharo Users Newsgroup" <pharo-users@lists.pharo.org> >> Envoyé: Vendredi 8 Août 2014 17:34:06 >> Objet: [Pharo-users] PharoLauncher can only run 1 instance on OSX? >> >> I really like the PharoLauncher project - it’s very handy. However I’ve >> noticed that on OSX when I launch an image and then try and run >> PhaorLauncher (e.g. pharo.app) again, it just switches me to my already >> running image? >> >> Anyone know why it does that - or if there is some way to avoid it? i’m >> wondering it its the way that the launcher, launches the images (is it an os >> sub-process or something - and so this is why it just switches back to that >> process if you try and run it again?). >> >> Tim >> >
