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> You can't even run 2 instance of the same app on OS X Sure you can. Pass the -n flag to /usr/bin/open, e.g.: open -n /Applications/Xcode.app
by artine 10y ago
> You can't even run 2 instance of the same app on OS X
Sure you can. Pass the -n flag to /usr/bin/open, e.g.:
open -n /Applications/Xcode.app
- WayneBro 10y agoEver tried it? I would not recommend it, especially with Xcode but generally for most OS X apps. It's fine for running multiple instances of the simulator if that's all you need to do. You'll be sorry if you try to actually work with code though. Settings will be overwritten, caches will be corrupted and some things won't work. The problem is that OS X isn't designed with this in mind at all and you're actually working against that design when you do this.