#TORTOISEHG OSX INSTALL#
Not only do you get mercurial in file manager, but you also get a command line mercurial: thg, so you don't have to install the console mercurial. After the download, run the program, and you are guided through an installation wizard. The big green button on the right should download the right version for your operating system (Windows 32 or 64 bit, Linux with Gnome or Mac OS/X). Most Windows users will prefer the fully integrated version of Mercurial, through TortoiseHg: You can download TortoiseHg from: Once that is done, you have access to the hg command at the console. You now need to add the Mercurial path to the system's PATH.
#TORTOISEHG OSX 64 BIT#
Today, I'm covering Windows.Ī quick link to download any version of Mercurial:ģ2 bit windows with no admin rights required: Mercurial-2.4.1.exeįor the 64 bit windows version: Mercurial-2.4.1-圆4.exeĪfter the download, run the program, and you are guided through an installation wizard.
I've already posted the instructions for Raspbian ( and hence all debian derived Linux versions) and Fedora. It is available for Unix ( OpenIndiana, Solaris) and Unix like systems (Linux, Mac OS/X).
Mercurial is written in Python with platform independence in mind.
#TORTOISEHG OSX CODE#
One question that has come up more than a few times ( since I keep posting Python code on the blog and keep giving a Mercurial URL on ) is the following: how do I get and use Mercurial? Be sure to read through the end of the Sidekic tutorial, there is a link to Sidekick 2 (more advanced options). This is a tutorial to set up SSH and optionally X-Forwarding.
#TORTOISEHG OSX PC#
Before we get any further, if you plan on using a PC to develop applications for the Raspberry Pi, I would suggest you click on the menu above named "Sidekick". Learn how your comment data is processed.I have a lot of readers using Windows, and many who would like to develop on their PC, and then move the code to their Raspberry Pi (if they have a Pi) once they are ready to run. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Your email address will not be published. You’ll need to open up a Terminal window and use MacPorts for this: It also turns out to be really helpful for installing everything else. MacPorts will let us install pygtk, which is needed to run the TortoiseHg GUIs from Python. If you have XCode and the X11.app in Applications you’re good to go.
X11 and the tools included with XCode are used to display the TortoiseHg GUIs. If you’ve got a developer setup they probably are already, otherwise you can install X11 from the Snow Leopard disk and download XCode from Apple.
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