rraynor1980, is there a way to get Aperture to receive photos from my iPhone through PhotoStream. When I go to preferences in Aperture, select iCloud and click the checkmark on 'My Photo Stream' it says "To use iCloud Photos, you must be signed into your iCloud account in System Preferences". I am signed in. The checkmark on My Photo Stream does not 'stick' ???
You raised a good point. This is a known limitation because Retroactive applies ad-hoc signing after modifying Aperture. If I find a good solution to this, I will keep you posted.
I've noticed, thanks for the credits. The scripts I posted on this forum can be considered in the public domain, so anyone can use them freely.
The point was Retroactive is doing something wrong if it needs so much space to install iTunes. At least it should warn users about downloading large files. Some have data caps and use iTunes 12.6 to avoid downloading apps multiple times.
Another suggestion for Retroactive is to include Java
https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...sion-for-macos-catalina.2195954/post-27873682 It's a small download and easy installation.
Data cap warning, reducing storage requirements, adding Java 6 runtime. Thank you for these very good suggestions!
Finally, the quoted space requirement in Retroactive is an over-estimation of what is actually required. The actual requirements are much smaller:
- iTunes 12.9: 5.54 GB (download), 8,24 GB (installing), 188 MB (installed)
- iTunes 12.6.5: 315.8 MB (download), 799.8 MB (installing), 315.9 MB (installed)
- iTunes 11.7: 165 MB (download), 585.9 MB (installing), 257 MB (installed)
iTunes 12.9.5 can be extracted from the macOS Mojave 10.14.5 Update, it's only 2.5GB
https://support.apple.com/kb/DL2001
iTunes 12.9.5 from the macOS Mojave 10.14.5 Update is incomplete (135.1 MB) and will crash on launch, where iTunes 12.9.5 from the full installer of macOS Mojave 10.14.6 is complete (188 MB).