> On May 4, 2016, at 5:30 PM, Quincey Morris > <quinceymor...@rivergatesoftware.com> wrote: > > -2. It doesn’t reliably tell you when it’s downloading what you asked it to > download. That leads to an evil cycle where you keep stopping an update that > doesn’t seem to be progressing, thus preventing it from ever progressing to > the end.
It turns out the installation-progress UI for the App Store is in … the Launchpad app. (That thing that imitates the iOS desktop, with the grid of big app icons. Which you probably removed from your Dock a few minutes after installing Lion or whichever OS introduced it, and then forgot about.) Anyway, if you have Launchpad in your Dock, its icon will show a progress bar overlay when apps are being downloaded/installed. And if you open Launchpad, it will show a progress bar over the app icon. Launchpad is in /Applications, so you can just drag it into your Dock while you’re trying to upgrade Xcode and then remove it afterwards… —Jens
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