@Claude31 Thanks for your reply. It's only Xcode (when downloading Simulators) and App Store (when downloading anything). For everything else, such as Chrome, they all work perfectly as expected, and cope well with any interruptions. Just for info: this is a brand new, M2 mac Mini. With a wired ethernet connection to a switch, and from there to the Starlink router.

Thanks for the reply!I got this working, and don;t need to subclass Gesture, by using an ofset as a State variable and updating the offset in .onChanged and updating the position in .ended

You need a single source of truth for your boolean. Hint: $State and $Binding are your friends. You would do well to go through the tutorial at https://developer.apple.com/tutorials/app-dev-training/getting-started-with-scrumdinger It is well worth the time.

Sure! So do soemthing like this: Text("Hello World!").font(.custom("Copperplate", size: 33))

You don't give us much to go on! What have you tried so far? Basically you just need to add the .font() modifier to any Text object. Like this: Text("Hello, world") .font(.headline)

farce.

Hey - thanks! Thanks for the detailed response - it's a great solution.

Still no fix from apple.

So, instead of answering my question you just lecture me on data packing? Nice!

How old are you?

I strongly suggest you watch the first 3 vidoes in the series from Stanford University Search on Youtube for Stanford CS193p Those will give you a fantastic start to SwiftUI and the MVVM paradigm. Let us know hw you get on!

Time for an emergency patch, Apple! One can hope

Yip, +1 here

Don't you just love the fact that this thread is over two months old, has loads of irrelevant answers, and other people 'hijacking' it to ask unrelated questions about iPhones.... yet it still appears as the most relevant thread when you enter Apple's developer forums? Nice!

First of all, I suggest you search for "Stanford CS193p" in YouTube. (We developers are not trusted enough by our fruity provider to post URLs into these forums, so you'll have to pretend it's 1991 and do it yourself.) That will give you an excellent list of real world lectures by an fantastic tutor on Swift and SwiftUI - absolutely the best place to start.