Thanks. Deinstallation of Gimp and macports worked via the link below. The only thing that there is a relict in a folder named macports with a document showing a question mark and named „Idle“.
Would be fine if I could get rid of that also. — Christoph > Am 04.07.2018 um 09:31 schrieb Nathan Brazil <[email protected]>: > > One option is to remove MacPorts completely from your machine via this page > <https://guide.macports.org/chunked/installing.macports.uninstalling.html> > and start over from here <https://guide.macports.org/chunked/installing.html>. > > — > >> On Jul 4, 2018, at 12:16 AM, Christoph Kukulies <[email protected] >> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: >> >> Initially I just wanted to download Gimp to my macOS (High Sierra 10.13.5) >> but got informed that there is no installer tool for macOS. On the page >> http://gimp.org/downloads <http://gimp.org/downloads> is a hint that one >> could use macports to install gimp, which I followed. >> >> A huge amount of dependencies got installed and it took several hours to >> install. Nearly every compile was accomanied by a warning saying that some >> compiler could not be found and another was take (IIRC). Was referring to >> some Xcode dependency not being there. >> >> After the install was finished, I first didn’t find any launchable Gimp Icon >> and I don’t know whether it was depending on some actions I did afterwards >> or if it was just the reboot, but suddenly there was a Gimp Icon in the >> launcher directory. >> >> But looking at the Applications with some tool (App Cleaner) I saw that this >> Gimp was only occupying 45KB. >> >> I then installed Xcode. Also did a sudo port uninstall gimp and the sudo >> port install gimp, to no avail. >> >> So either I would like to totally uninstall any traces of the macport >> install attempt of Gimp and wait until a binary installer would be available >> or >> do another try with Xcode installed now. >> >> There is /Applications/MacPorts/Gimp.app with a lot of stuff under it. >> >> — >> Christoph >> >
