The second command updates Homebrew's database so that it knows what can be installed.The installer will explain what it will do and ask for confirmation. The first command downloads and runs Homebrew's official installer.If you want to know what these commands will do, see the spoiler below for detailed explanations After it is done, close the Terminal App. If you already have Homebrew, skip the first one. Open the Terminal App, then copy and run each command one by one. We will use Homebrew to simplify this task. But if you do, please write it down because we'll need it later. I recommend NOT to change the destination folder. Just go to 7-zip website and download the latest installer. We only need 7-Zip which is small and easy to install. If the verison number is greater than or equal to 10.13, then congratulations, AddonGet supports your system.ĭon't worry. You'll see the macOS name followed by its version number. If you see an OS version greater than or equal to 1803, then congratulations, AddonGet supports your system.įrom the Apple menu in the corner of your screen, choose About This Mac. Click on 'System', and from the left sidebar choose 'About', scroll down to 'Windows Specifications'. Your suggestions are very welcome!)ĪddonGet should support most systems, but let's check it for sureĬlick the Start Menu button and then on the Settings icon to open Settings App. (I hope so, but if you think otherwise, please comment and tell me what should be improved. In the next section I'll try my best to help you setting up and using AddonGet in ways that even non-technical people can easily follow. Sounds interesting? Wanna give it a try? Then please follow me. Support automatic installation and updateīelow are some screenshots showing AddonGet in action.The script itself takes up less than 40KB (If these things sound like garbage to you, then you know what I mean when I say 'not easy')ĪddonGet is my attempt to solve the above problems.

However, they are often written in Python, Nodejs, and Go, which is not easy for many non-technical people to set up. Some of those great projects support both Retail and Classic. There are several existing projects on GitHub, such as wow-addon-updater (currently maintained by grrttedwards), that aim to solve the problems above. If you, like me, use it, then you'll have to either use two clients or resort to manual installations. The popular ElvUI, which I am one of the many users, is only available from or Tukui Client (that does not support Mac yet).One should not need such a behemoth when all he/she wants is to install and update WoW addons Although it can be configured to focus on WoW addons, I still hear people complaining it as 'bloatware'.

Twitch App is packed with many features not related to WoW.

Update: Twitch Sells CurseForge to Overwolf

Tukui client wow.exe not found