INSTALL XQUARTZ HOMEBREW HOW TO
To solve that I followed the hint on the GitHub page: How to install Dia on OSX (and have it run). I used most of his steps in updating the Homebrew formulas. up getting elegant and SDDS to install by using homebrew to install motif: brew install openmotif Before I tried that, I did brew install -cask xquartz. But trying to restart after closing it did not work. Thanks to Seb Shader’s post for describing the process of installing GTK+3/Quartz on OS X from source. I could use Dia after having started it the first time. The installation installs Dia as an ordinary app in the Applications folder. When the installer finishes, install XQuartz using brew: $ ruby -e “$(curl -fsSL )” /dev/null brew install caskroom/cask/brew-cask 2> /dev/null Terminal command for installing Homebrew: This post just links to the page Install Dia on Mac OSX at that contains the Homebrew code for installing XQuartz and Dia on Mac OSX 10.14 (Mojave). If you are already using Homebrew, make sure your installation is up to date. The official XQuartz recommendation is to use MacPorts for installing XQuartz. Install Xcode command line developer tools. When afni is started for the first time, you should be directed (by the operating system) to a. But installing XQuartz on mac OSX 10.14 (Mojave) caused me some problems. Note that 10.8 does not come with X11 (or XQuartz) installed. At time of writing this (January 2020) the Dia version requires XQuartz. It is just at the level of complexity that I favour.
Dia is a great app for creating flow charts and other diagrams.
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