Thanks for your advice, Sebastian. I guess I will go the Homebrew route. My son, Thane, who is an Apple programmer but not an Octave user per se, had no trouble installing Octave 4.0.0_1 on a Mac.
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Vic
On Nov 18, 2015, at 2:52 PM, Sebastian Schöps [via Octave] <
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> vicnorton wrote
> I'll be getting a new i5 iMac in a few days (OSX 10.11), Sebastian. Will your installer work on this. I'd certainly prefer a good binary to the Homebrew route.
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> Vic
> I believe yes. The binary works great with El Capitan (OSX 10.11). There are strange bugs with 10.10 that I am trying to fix right now (it seems qt4 is guilty but I do not see how). However, I would still recommend the homebrew route. It's actually quite easy and more flexible. I am creating the binary mainly for very inexperienced users. Let's chat about this once your Mac has arrived :)
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> Sebastian
On Nov 18, 2015, at 3:19 PM, Thane Norton III <
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> Worked for me, but I am not using a standard Xcode build or a standard OS.
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> ==> Summary
> 🍺 /usr/local/Cellar/octave/4.0.0_1: 2178 files, 53M
> brew install homebrew/science/octave 8833.47s user 1664.10s system 255% cpu 1:08:27.07 total
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