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I had VirtualBox installed when I installed OSX 10.11. It worked but had a few issues. So I decided to reinstall it then got this message…This package is Incompatible with this version of OS X and may fail to install.Which it does.

Hi Folks,We're updating our packages and I'm trying to sign the meta packages using productsign at the command line (under Yosemite / Xcode 6.3.2). When I enter the productsign command, it always results in 'Could not find appropriate signing identity'. However, the signing identity is correct and as listed in my keychain and in Xcode. It's valid through 2020.The command I'm using is:productsign --sign Developer ID Installer: TOLIS Group, Inc. ./BRU PE.mpkg ./BRU PE.mpkg.signedI've also tried it with the certificate serial number in the ID with the same results.Any ideas about tracking this down?

I develop in augmented reality application that needs to disable the automatic rotation animation done by the system. However, after enabling support for iOS 9 split screen multitasking (UIRequiresFullScreen is false in Info.plist), the rotation animation happens no matter what I do. In the past, I was able to return NO from the shouldAutorotate method of my view controller.At this point, I have to choose: disable multitasking support, or provide a compromised experience. Is this a beta 1 bug or intended behavior? Or am I just missing some workaround?Chris

Hi, If you loose your iphone or the police or 3rd partys have your device, They can turn on airplane mode with out requesting a password ! meaning if you lost your phone, they can scroll up turn on airplane mode and still leave the device on why you are unable to track your phone or delete your data, What just defeats the whole object of find your iphone or delete your data.

The introductory playground at the start of the Swift book is a very good idea.I work as a maths tutor, which boils down to how to teach a brain new skills. Essential is 2-way. You present something. Straightaway you ask a question. This stimulates recall in the student's brain. Similarly giving an exercise stimulates recall.This is training.The traditional lecturing style of teaching is ineffective. Too much information entering, no reinforcement. It's lacking 2-way.Playgrounds provide much of this already. You can present material and give an exercise.In fact, you could define in a separate file:func f() { for i in 1...3 { print( i ) } }And then in your main playground, say:f() 1 2 3 Try implementing f yourselfAnd the student can use CMD+CLICK either to check/inspect your solution, or if they get stuck.That's good, it practices recall.But what is currently lacking is the ability to unfold a section:Challenge: print the numbers from one to 10 <foldout> Solution: for i in 1...10 { println(i) } </fold

The cloud toolbar item, the one that allows you to open on the Mac pages that are open on your devices, seems to have gone missing. Surely Apple moved this function elsewhere and I can't find it, rather than decided to remove the useful feature?

Core Data has this nasty habit of object inaccessible exceptions if a relationship is missing. This is an area that iOS 9 and OS X 10.11 are going to fix (yay!), but for the reality of today what are the ways most of you guys handle this issue? In ObjC we just use a @try/catch which works well for this situation (we call it on specific relationship calls). Since no such thing exists in Swift…do you just make it an ObjC call?

I am using IAPS but every time i click on one it only comes up with add 3 rather than the correct amount. i am using swift 2 here is my code://///// import UIKitimport iAdimport StoreKitclass ViewController4: UIViewController, ADBannerViewDelegate, SKProductsRequestDelegate, SKPaymentTransactionObserver { @IBOutlet var s3: UIButton! @IBOutlet var s6: UIButton! @IBOutlet var s13: UIButton! @IBOutlet var s22: UIButton! @IBOutlet var s30: UIButton! @IBOutlet var s45: UIButton! @IBOutlet var s60: UIButton! @IBOutlet var s100: UIButton! @IBOutlet var rf: UIButton! @IBOutlet var ise: UIButton! @IBOutlet var info: UIButton! @IBOutlet var home: UIButton! @IBOutlet var banner: ADBannerView! @IBOutlet var restore: UIButton! override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() s3.layer.cornerRadius = 10 s6.layer.cornerRadius = 10 s13.layer.cornerRadius = 10 s22.layer.cornerRadius = 10 s30.layer.cornerRadius = 10 s45.layer.cornerRadius = 10 s60.layer.cornerRadius = 10 s100.layer.cornerRadius = 10 rf.layer.cornerRadius = 10