Aha - with the package manager, it's whatever order scripts are in - in the script editor part
Aha - with the package manager, it's whatever order scripts are in - in the script editor part
VAnd in relation to whenever packages or modules get loaded first...
VNot sure, but you can easily test this by making a simple package and module and putting in a print
VYou can't mix the order that is for certain
VBut you shouldn't depend on loading order like this either. Svof raises an event when it's loaded - just use the event to load your stuff.
VMuch simpler, much less hassle, much less likely to break
Vas in, the modules put after the ui
Vyes, because modules have their own load order as you saw in the priority column
KHey @Das GürtelTEST 
What an interesting name 
What an interesting name 
Dis it x86 inside?
Dor ppc?
VIs 10.11 still supported by Apple?
Vhttps://computing.cs.cmu.edu/news/2019/eol-macos-elcapitan.html "In keeping with Apple's release cycle, macOS 10.11 El Capitan is no longer receiving security updates as of August 2018. "
eol, mac, macos, el, capitan, elcap, 10.11, end, of, life, support, scs, scscf, apple
Vit's not supported by apple for a year now
Dit's an i7 inside, does the latest version not work?
Vlatest is 4.0.3, 3.10 is actually 1 year old haha!
Vaha
Dis newer osx not compatible, or just trying to hold back because older kit?
DI was running maverick on my 2012 macbook before it died due to hardware issues
Dhmmm. Sadly I'm not really an expert at osx, know just enough to get in trouble.
DThere is definitely -a- version which will work, I just don't know how far back you might have to go
Dlinux is like lego, you can get various kits with different lego pieces in it, some have themes, some don't, you can use all of them to build -something-
Dthat's not as far back as I might have feared
Dhave you tried just downloading the appimage and running it?
VDfunctional or literal difference?