If they have access to the computer with the same
user or Admin account that you do, change it.
Otherwise, they can use any software you can.
A different user account for them, with a login
and other parameters, limited privileges and
access to the system and internet limited, is
about all you can do.
There are some children-protective browsers;
those could be installed on a child's account.
see - ' mac os x children's software web browsers ' - google search:
http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=macos+x+children%27s+software+webbrowsers&aq=f&aqi=&fp=azWfBBCvguA
You can also use most browsers to not allow content
from specific sites by URL; that control would depend
on the browser(s) in use and how they are set up.
The separate accounts for other users, where
you would also have to log-in to use the Mac,
would be a better idea overall; and then you
can limit access to the hard disk drive, and
the applications, and give them a limited access
and a few items in the Dock. And kid browsers.
This could also save you a lot of trouble should
someone decide to mess with the System or a
few of your important files on the hard drive. It
also would enhance overall security on the Mac.
Good luck & happy computing! 🙂
user or Admin account that you do, change it.
Otherwise, they can use any software you can.
A different user account for them, with a login
and other parameters, limited privileges and
access to the system and internet limited, is
about all you can do.
There are some children-protective browsers;
those could be installed on a child's account.
see - ' mac os x children's software web browsers ' - google search:
http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=macos+x+children%27s+software+webbrowsers&aq=f&aqi=&fp=azWfBBCvguA
You can also use most browsers to not allow content
from specific sites by URL; that control would depend
on the browser(s) in use and how they are set up.
The separate accounts for other users, where
you would also have to log-in to use the Mac,
would be a better idea overall; and then you
can limit access to the hard disk drive, and
the applications, and give them a limited access
and a few items in the Dock. And kid browsers.
This could also save you a lot of trouble should
someone decide to mess with the System or a
few of your important files on the hard drive. It
also would enhance overall security on the Mac.
Good luck & happy computing! 🙂
If you want to prevent yourself from going to a website you can manually block a domain using the Terminal. To do so, you must edi. The program works just fine, unmodified, with the exact same hardware (an Arduino plugged into a USB port) on Linux. It does not work the same way on macOS, not even when I open in nonblocking mode and then move to nonblocking mode with fcntl. I.e., it is not actually a separate issue, and it does not solve the problem, it just moves it around. Also, I have posted all the relevant bits; a.
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- For Mac (1) Open the installation file and follow the installation wizard. (2) After the installation is complete, the mBlock 5 icon is displayed on the launchpad and taskbar in the upper right corner. In macOS 10.15 or later systems, a warning message may be displayed after you double-click the installation package.
Aug 12, 2009 11:19 AM
- 1How to Set up a Development Environment on Mac OS X
Notes for hacking and cleaning on Nova on Mac OS X
Git and Github
OpenStack code is hosted on Github and uses git, which should already beinstalled on Mac OS X. To grab the latest code:
Blocstakken Mac Os Catalina
Install Python Dependencies
Blocstakken Mac Os Download
Use Python's easy_install to install virtualenv
You'll also need swig (install any way you want, but brew is nice http://mxcl.github.com/homebrew/):
Blocstakken Mac Os X
Initial code setup
Initial Code Setup:
OpenSSL Dependency
If you have installed OpenSSL 1.0.0a on Mac OS X, which can happen when installing a MacPorts package for OpenSSL, you will see an error when running nova.tests.auth_unittest.AuthTestCase.test_209_can_generate_x509. The version that functions correctly is OpenSSL 0.9.8l 5, installed with MacOS 10.6 as a base element.
There is no easy way to install an older package version using macports, but if it had been installed you can reactivate it.
The alternative is to remove it and use the default OSX openssl. This will give you dependency errors on the port command, so you need to force it.
Run the Tests
To submit the merge/patch, see development workflow
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