I need another audit I need to check the parameters to see if reports on the installs. I think I installed WINE from Macports after the OSx 10.9 rebuild so it should be the only one left. (I reckon some of the installs I have used supplementary to WINE may be in the /usr folders. In his multi product review, Tony Fischetti speaks of Macports sandboxing, by which he means the use of the /opt/local directories. tee the log somewhere, I use my ~/Builds directory for this purpose, although the refresh script uses /var/logs and logrotate.
#MACPORTS UPDATE EL CAPITAN INSTALL#
Always do a sudo port search keyword before running a port install.In 2014, I wrote wrote a script called refresh, which updates Macports and then refreshes the binary tree. My Mac is now no more, and I have marked this page as deprecated. In June 2014, I returned to WINE and used Macports to install Wineskin and uninstall WINE. This page was further updated in April 2016 as I moved forward from Yosemite to El Capitan.
I have by now written a script to keep my Macports up to date. In Dec 2013, I documented the Macports runes for MacOS 10.9 which, of course, breaks Pallet. It was at this point that I transferred from Porticus to Pallet. It was significantly added to in Oct 2013 when I upgraded to MacOS X 10.6, Snow Leopard. It was originally created in April 2011 and driven by my desire to install WINE. This page has been written in four parts.
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