Anyone good in programming here?

[risingsinga]

Thank you all,

Don't know what made them say that but most of the coders are Indians only...you go to microsoft or any big product based companies you will find the majority of the coders are Indians

I think this thread is not the relevant place to start such discussion. You can take it somewhere else. Otherwise you will be reported for trolling.

 

[war&peace]

Hello Maaz,

So buddy what are you upto
Anyway,
There are few things I would like to mention that may help you.
Try virtualisation through Windows installed in Parallels on your MBP if the software has windows version since most of the window software are designed for dummies so the installations are normally very straight forward. For this the steps are

1. Install Parallels on your MBP inside Mac OSX
2. Install Windows 10 on Parallel

Second approach will be to install Windows directly through Bootcamp, but you need copy of Windows 10 purchased separately or may be check if they offer trial version.

Thirdly, in OSX El Capitain, the .bashrc or .bash_profiles have been replaced with .profiles so you can modify it as below

1. Start terminal by using spotlight search
2. Go to the home directory by cd ~
3. ls -al will show you all the files including the hidden files preceded by "." like .profiles
4. You can edit this file by using nano, pico or vim or textmate
   1. Make a backup (in case you mess up) by steps
      1. mkdir backup_profile
      2. cp .profiles backp_profiles
   2. then vim .profiles or pico .profiles
   3. Add the lines at the end of the file or at specified position in the instructions
   4. Save the changes by clicking control + x (next to the fn key)
      1. Press Y if the .profiles is already in the prompt
      2. It will exist automatically the editor after saving and you will be on the terminal
   5. Check if the changes have been saved by cat .profiles
   6. If everything is ok just quit the terminal and restart the terminal and it should work, if not the restart your Mac
   7. Otherwise just contact me

 

[risingsinga]

Hello Maaz,

So buddy what are you upto
Anyway,
There are few things I would like to mention that may help you.
Try virtualisation through Windows installed in Parallels on your MBP if the software has windows version since most of the window software are designed for dummies so the installations are normally very straight forward. For this the steps are

1. Install Parallels on your MBP inside Mac OSX
2. Install Windows 10 on Parallel

Second approach will be to install Windows directly through Bootcamp, but you need copy of Windows 10 purchased separately or may be check if they offer trial version.

Thirdly, in OSX El Capitain, the .bashrc or .bash_profiles have been replaced with .profiles so you can modify it as below

1. Start terminal by using spotlight search
2. Go to the home directory by cd ~
3. ls -al will show you all the files including the hidden files preceded by "." like .profiles
4. You can edit this file by using nano, pico or vim or textmate
   1. Make a backup (in case you mess up) by steps
      1. mkdir backup_profile
      2. cp .profiles backp_profiles
   2. then vim .profiles or pico .profiles
   3. Add the lines at the end of the file or at specified position in the instructions
   4. Save the changes by clicking control + x (next to the fn key)
      1. Press Y if the .profiles is already in the prompt
      2. It will exist automatically the editor after saving and you will be on the terminal
   5. Check if the changes have been saved by cat .profiles
   6. If everything is OK just quit the terminal and restart the terminal and it should work, if not the restart your Mac
   7. Otherwise just contact me

Thank you so much for sparing time and putting effort in writing such a helpful post

 

[Mugwop]

Is it free?

Yes vmware and a lot of iso's are free

 

[Devo]

Don't know what made them say that but most of the coders are Indians only...you go to microsoft or any big product based companies you will find the majority of the coders are Indians

Indian is rolling the world man

Hello Maaz,

So buddy what are you upto
Anyway,
There are few things I would like to mention that may help you.
Try virtualisation through Windows installed in Parallels on your MBP if the software has windows version since most of the window software are designed for dummies so the installations are normally very straight forward. For this the steps are

1. Install Parallels on your MBP inside Mac OSX
2. Install Windows 10 on Parallel

Second approach will be to install Windows directly through Bootcamp, but you need copy of Windows 10 purchased separately or may be check if they offer trial version.

Thirdly, in OSX El Capitain, the .bashrc or .bash_profiles have been replaced with .profiles so you can modify it as below

1. Start terminal by using spotlight search
2. Go to the home directory by cd ~
3. ls -al will show you all the files including the hidden files preceded by "." like .profiles
4. You can edit this file by using nano, pico or vim or textmate
   1. Make a backup (in case you mess up) by steps
      1. mkdir backup_profile
      2. cp .profiles backp_profiles
   2. then vim .profiles or pico .profiles
   3. Add the lines at the end of the file or at specified position in the instructions
   4. Save the changes by clicking control + x (next to the fn key)
      1. Press Y if the .profiles is already in the prompt
      2. It will exist automatically the editor after saving and you will be on the terminal
   5. Check if the changes have been saved by cat .profiles
   6. If everything is ok just quit the terminal and restart the terminal and it should work, if not the restart your Mac
   7. Otherwise just contact me

Helpful thanks ♥