Programming Howto:Download the BCI2000 Sourcecode on Non-Windows Platforms
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Open Terminal
First open a terminal application and navigate to the location you want your source code to be located at. For example, a folder named BCI2000 in the user's home directory. On macOS, if you have iCloud sync activated, make sure that the target location is not synced to iCloud, or you will receive build errors later on. Typically, a user's home directory ~/ is not synced to iCloud, whereas locations below ~/Documents are.
cd ~ mkdir BCI2000 cd BCI2000
Checkout SVN Repository
Now, checkout the BCI2000 source code with svn. You will be prompted for your computer's password and your username and password for the BCI2000 project that you created in the last step.
svn checkout https://bci2000.org/svn/trunk
You will now have a new folder, named trunk, in that directory. Inside of "trunk" will be the source code for BCI2000.
