Closed cmpuskas closed 4 years ago
Looks like you have some old gmt.conf files laying around, probably in your home directory. Please delete. it is likely the cause of your warnings and rotation of the plot. Dependencies: None needed since you installed from the macos installer - it has everything. You are welcome to follow the general installation from macports if you like since macports now offers 6.1, but no need if everything is working with the bundle.
Thank you very much for your quick response. I deleted the gmt.conf file in my home directory and that indeed helped with the rotation. I will stop trying to install dependencies if they do not require separate installation.
—Christine
On Jul 15, 2020, at 10:52 AM, Paul Wessel notifications@github.com wrote:
Looks like you have some old gmt.conf files laying around, probably in your home directory. Please delete. it is likely the cause of your warnings and rotation of the plot. Dependencies: None needed since you installed from the macos installer - it has everything. You are welcome to follow the general installation from macports if you like since macports now offers 6.1, but no need if everything is working with the bundle.
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Sounds good. Closing this issue - open another if any more trouble.
After we spoke at the GMT help session, I thought I'd better write down my questions, since there multiple issues.
Installation - I downloaded the MacOS bundle and dragged the GMT icon to my applications folder for my mac with Mojave 10.14.6. Then I opened the app and followed the instructions on the GMT bash window on how to set my paths. I downloaded the homework examples and ran them without modification in a separate terminal window.
The hw1 examples - The examples ran and worked, except count.mp4/count.webm was rotated. I've occasionally had this problem in GMT5, where I specified portrait mode and still ended up in landscape mode. Not sure if this is a serious issue, or unique to my computer, but please let me know if the GMT development team knows anything about this.
Warning messages - running the test scripts generates a lot of messages, so I may have missed one. Do I need to be concerned, or is there anything I can do about these messages:
Configuration - I don't see a configuration file in the hw1 directory like gmt.conf or .gmtdefaults. Is there a separate list of default settings in a file somewhere, and would this affect the messages I see while running a script?
Dependencies - The GMT bash window and an email from yesterday assured me that I needed to download several dependencies. So I tried installing the dependencies from https://github.com/GenericMappingTools/gmt/wiki/Install-dependencies-on-macOS-via-MacPorts, with mixed results. I used MacPorts for the attempted install.