 installers use the same procedure as the installer that is broken!? It seems asinine.
In the end, I’ve learned that disabling the Windows Update service, then allowing the Standalone installer to trigger the service allows it to work properly in its first few seconds online, before it has a chance to go awry. Follow my steps above and you should be updating your machine in no time!
He had lots of influence while in office - arguably more than the president.  He just did his best to stay out of the media and out of the limelight.  

Some consider him a war criminal for ordering and overseeing abuse and torture of detainees (American, Iraqi, and other).  It's similar to the reason that many consider Donald Rumsfeld a war criminal - they both broke the Geneva Conventions on human rights and torture.  

Cheney had asked the US Congress to authorize use of waterboarding and other techniques considered to be torture.  Regardless of whether the resolution was passed, these techniques were used.  

Do you remember the Abu Ghraib scandal, where prisoners were abused and photographed nude, beaten, covered in feces, etc?  That counts as torture - and those who ordered these crimes (and the lack of oversight involved) should be held responsible.My Theme Manager gets stuck at "Connecting to repository". And I'm pretty sure it's because the git port is blocked in my case (long story, no point to go into details).
I usually get around this by simply replacing git://git.address with http://git.address.
Problem is, I don't know where can I adjust that address.
Also, I couldn't find ~/Library/Preferences/org.black.CloverThemeManager.plist. Probably because in this case the app is not installed/properly initialised?
No idea. I can access the Repo in browser. So I'm pretty sure it's not a problem on that side.
Thing is: can anyone confirm the app is using a git:// protocol? And if yes, any idea how can I change that?
Would be cool if actually changing the protocol from git:// to http:// would actually fix this issue for everyone.
I don't need to set up git. I just need to access the repository from within the app. I have the same issue with a lot of the scripts on the forum.
The difference being that I can edit those pretty easily. Whereas in this case, I'm afraid I might need to download the source code, edit and then compile.
Problem is, I don't know which file do I need to edit, in order to have the app connect through http protocol instead of git.
I see... Alright, I'll try that too.
For as far as I can tell from the error, it's installed, it just can't connect to it.
it just can't connect to it.
Did you have install Command Line tools?
Well, same issue with git manually installed.
And yes, I do have Xcode and command Line Tools installed.
Looking at the log, I can see it tries to connect to: git://git.code.sf.net/p/cloverefiboot/themes. Which kinda proves what I was trying to say before.
Any idea where is this address set up?
Yeah. It's not a hackintosh issue. It's a network issue. That protocol is blocked in my case. It works perfectly fine over http.
Meaning that, if the address would be http://git.code.sf.net instead of git://git.code.sf.net, everything would work just fine.
Problem is, as I said before, that I don't know where is that address set up in the app.
Anyway, thank you so much for the help!
Hmmm... actually, looks like http://git.code.sf.net/p/cloverefiboot/themes is a blank page.
So...maybe there's another issue here.
Yeah, but what I was trying to say is that the URLs are not the same (not sure if they should be). Maybe not.
So http://git.code.sf.net is a blank page (although that too is a SF link).
So...which one is the correct URL? And...why is the first one dead?
Problem is the app is trying to connect tot he first URL for some reason.
Yeah, I think this one is more than invisible. It's just not there.
And yes, it's the same result if I input "CloverThemeManager". It just didn't fit to take screenshot with the entire path.
There is just nothing Clover or Clover related in there.
It's already visible. And there is no CloverThemeManager anywhere in Users/[username]/Library/. I think that sums it up.
Both of which are used to build Clover. So not related. There is no such folder anywhere else. Believe me. Hidden files are ON (meaning they are shown), by the way. ) So that's not a problem. If it was there, I would have found it by now.
Actually, I will try to install this exact version when I get home, and I'll let you know how it goes. But I'm pretty sure it's gonna work flawlessly.
And I will also check for that folder, on my home PC. I'm sure you're right about that location. Thing is, on THIS particular machine, that folder was never created. So, of course I can't find it.
But we'll see how it goes when I get home. Thanks for the feedback.
You are correct. There is an option there. Unfortunately, that doesn't make any difference to the initial issue.
As I said, we'll see when I get home.
Alright. I promised I'd come back with more info. So here I am.
After installing GIT separately, I just ran the application and everything went smoothly, past the repositories and all that.
So...i'd say it is a connectivity problem. And some ports might be blocked. Now, I'm only aware of the git port being blocked. That's why I was using http:// for any git URL. I'm not sure this is the issue in this case. But it could be. So I hope blackosx can take a look at it whenever possible.
In the meantime, here it is, installed properly on my home pc.
Also, there IS indeed a CloverThemeManager folder in /Users/[username]/Library/ApplicationSupport/ once everything is set up. The reason why it's not on the other computer, is because the app is not properly set up.
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