Hi, from my experience the difficulty ist rather to install and manage macports as this requires to install Apple XCode which requires an apple developer access, then the macports software. I guess if you can install macports, then installing pspp is not the issue anymore. Because then you know what it means to open the terminal and type
sudo port install pspp and possibly sudo port search pspp sudo port selfupdate sudo port upgrade People who have problems to install packages which are no signed by copying to the desktop and explicitly doing right-mouse and „open“ will probably not be able to install macports. Friedrich > Am 05.02.2016 um 01:24 schrieb Jeremy Lavergne <jer...@lavergne.gotdns.org>: > > On 02/04/2016 12:25 PM, Ben Pfaff wrote: >> Do you have an idea why so many users have trouble downloading and >> installing PSPP on Macs? > > It's hard to say: PSPP is a well-behaved package from what I've seen. > > Today's email was about a user's apprehension of upgrading their OS; one > could just as well have asked MacPorts if it runs on the new OS. > > Since OS X began requiring software to be signed by a developer account, > I've simply turned people to installing via MacPorts instead of using an > installer. This has been the case for several OS versions now. -- Friedrich Beckmann, Bismarckstraße 11, 86159 Augsburg Tel: 0821-44923693, Mobil: 017648576782
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