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Bundle Rosetta for Offline Installer to avoid network dependency · Issue #105 · tilesprivacy/tiles
On new Macs, the Offline Installer prompts to install the Rosetta dependency, which requires an internet connection to download. This defeats the purpose of an offline installer. However, the Roset...
Back up the Rosetta 2 installer for offline use
Download and install Rosetta 2: % softwareupdate --install-rosetta --agree-to-license
Archiving all Rosetta 2 installers
With Rosetta 2 support winding down, time to revisit offline installer backups (Apple’s legacy software availability notwithstanding).
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