My workaround/solution is to put a script to set the path and start the application.
$ cat ~/bin/kicad.sh
#!/bin/sh
export PATH=/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin
open /Applications/Kicad-v4.0.7/kicad.app
It works great.
Could you not have similar scripts in the Application bundle root (for each of the apps/symlinks) so that the paths is set to something minimal for the apps to work?
Not sure if you need to use `open` or not, and make the app path relative to the script location.
That should solve the issue and not have to uninstall python/wxpython installs via brew or what not.
My workaround/solution is to put a script to set the path and start the application.
$ cat ~/bin/kicad.sh
#!/bin/sh
export PATH=/usr/ bin:/bin: /usr/sbin: /sbin
open /Applications/ Kicad-v4. 0.7/kicad. app
It works great.
Could you not have similar scripts in the Application bundle root (for each of the apps/symlinks) so that the paths is set to something minimal for the apps to work?
Not sure if you need to use `open` or not, and make the app path relative to the script location.
That should solve the issue and not have to uninstall python/wxpython installs via brew or what not.