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Please consider uninstalling it before proceeding with the current installation.' I stopped there. Another non-system installation of Tcl exists on this system in /Library/Frameworks/Tcl.framework. When I click Continue, a second pop-up says: 'An existing installation has been found on your system.

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The first pop-up window I get says: 'This package will run a program to determine if the software can be installed'. Is this happening because I already have 8.6.9 installed? (I'm kinda nervous about uninstalling 8.6.9 since everything is currently working.)ĮTA: Not sure if this adds any other useful information, but I launched ActiveState's ActiveTcl 8.2 installer to see what would happen.

Contact the software manufacturer for assistance.'

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The package is trying to install content to the system volume. 'This package is incompatible with this version of macOS. I opened the installer, agreed to license terms, clicked Install, only to get: I downloaded TclTk_8.6.12.dmg from GitHub Sigil 1.8.0 Release page and copied it to Desktop. I only have the one computer, which already has ActiveTcl 8.6.9 installed, but I am happy to test your 8.6.12 installer on top of 8.6.9. It appears to work on my machine with Sigil just fine. If you have a machine without an ActiveState ActiveTCL installed, please give it a try. It is a dmg file that when mounted provides a TclTk-8.6.12.pkg installer. I have built a TclTk v 8.6.12 from latest sources. I'm not sure about command line tools and it's entirely possible that I'm missing a whole other developer section that I don't understand Ditto if I click the Download Builds tab. If I go to the Overview tab and click View All Available Builds I get the same thing. If I click on the second choice, I am offered ActiveTcl-8.2-macosx. Now when I log in, I see a dashboard with two options:

The website then gave me a dashboard and words like project and builds and forking, which I don't really understand. All the other stuff kinda confuses me and what you asked kinda confuses me.Īt some point ActiveState required me to register for a free account to download ActiveTcl from their website, which I did. so, I have only ever gone to ActiveState's website to download ActiveTcl. Nor am I encouraging anyone else to do so.

That's from the website, right? I was under the impression that a registered account entitled the user to use the Active Platform command line tools to download/install/activate newer versions.