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Have you checked the permissions of the /home/user directory? I don’t think it’s possible to use /home/user directory for downloads. It’s been years since I tested these kinds of things but from memory MacOS does not allow it. It must be a directory within /home/user. So I guess it’s not totally surprising to hear this might also be the case for linux. For macos from the Finder point of view, it needs to be Users/Account_Name/Sub-directory. Everything above that level is Read Only. The /home/user...

Have you checked the permissions of the /home/user directory? I don’t think it’s possible to use /home/user directory for downloads. It’s been years since I tested these kinds of things but from memory MacOS does not allow it. It must be a directory within /home/user. So I guess it’s not totally surprising to hear this might also be the case for linux. For macos from the Finder point of view, it needs to be Users/Account_Name/Sub-directory. Everything above that level is Read Only. The /home/user...

Have you checked the permissions of the /home/user directory? I don’t think it’s possible to use /home/user directory for downloads. It’s been years since I tested these kinds of things but from memory MacOS does not allow it. It must be a directory within /home/user. So I guess it’s not totally surprising to hear this might also be the case for linux. For macos from the Finder point of view, it needs to be Users/Account_Name/Sub-directory. Everything above that level is Read Only. The /home/user...

Have you checked the permissions of the /home/user directory? I don’t think it’s possible to use /home/user directory for downloads. It’s been years since I tested these kinds of things but from memory MacOS does not allow it. It must be a directory within /home/user. So I guess it’s not totally surprising to hear this might also be the case for linux. For macos from the Finder point of view, it needs to be Users/Account_Name/Sub-directory. Everything above that level is Read Only. The /home/user...

Would it be possible to design the macos version GTKG with alternative code and libraries for older systems or would that be too cumbersome a task to undertake? It would no doubt mean a larger program. I'm sure I am not the only mac user who has this issue. If not for the crashing I'd potentially use the program on a more regular basis. As it is, it appears I cannot use GTKG at all. MInimum requirements for macos should at the very least be listed (and OSX version requirements set within SourceForge's...

Would it be possible to design the macos version GTKG with alternative code and libraries for older systems or would that be too cumbersome to undertake? It would no doubt mean a larger program. I'm sure I am not the only mac user who has this issue. If not for the crashing I'd potentially use the program on a more regular basis. As it is, it appears I cannot use GTKG at all. MInimum requirements for macos should at the very least be listed (and OSX version requirements set within SourceForge's download...

Would it be possible to design the macos version GTKG with alternative code and libraries for older systems or would that be too cumbersome to undertake? It would no doubt mean a larger program. I'm sure I am not the only mac user who has this issue. If not for the crashing I'd potentially use the program on a more regular basis. As it is, it appears I cannot use GTKG at all. MInimum requirements for macos should at the very least be listed (and requirements set within SourceForge's download too...

Would it be possible to design the macos version GTKG with alternative code and libraries for older systems or would that be too cumbersome to undertake? It would no doubt mean a larger program. I'm sure I am not the only mac user who has this issue. If not for the crashing I'd potentially use the program on a more regular basis. As it is, it appears I cannot use GTKG at all. MInimum requirements for macos should at the very least be listed (and set within SourceForge's download tools requiremen...