Nope the default way is not to store anything in Documents, thats a folder completely controlled by the user the Default way to shared data between applications which is what pharo images are is exactly where PharoLauncher Stores its Images in MacOS.��

The folder is invisible because it is... well ... invisible, you can use this instruction to reveal your hidden folders

https://www.mikesel.info/show-hidden-files-mac-os-x-10-7-lion/

I definitely do not want for any App to pollute my Documents folder, Doc folder is for me and me alone.��

I tried to port PharoLauncher to the terminal but I failed miserably understanding the code, but no creating arguments for the command line is not hard at all.��

On Tue, Sep 16, 2014 at 2:52 PM, Sean P. DeNigris <sean@clipperadams.com> wrote:

Pretty cool! And the installers are a great touch.

A few ideas:
1. Wouldn't it make sense to cache the latest e.g. Pharo stable?
2. I often like to launch my images from Mac Terminal windows so I can see
stdout. Would that be difficult to add?

I still think the default Mac image location is wrong in principle - user
images belong under Documents, not Library - but at least it's changeable
now! For example, I can't use my pharo-ui script to launch via terminal
because ~/Library does not show up in the dialog to chose an image /because
it's not for documents/.

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