I finally got too bored downloading the Reaper .dmg with the browser, opening the .dmg in Finder etc and made a bash script to do it from the command line :
Code:
#!/bin/bash
wget $1 -O cockosreaper.dmg
rm cockosreaperbar.cdr
/usr/bin/hdiutil convert -quiet cockosreaper.dmg -format UDTO -o cockosreaperbar
/usr/bin/hdiutil attach -quiet -nobrowse -noverify -noautoopen -mountpoint cockos_temp_mount cockosreaperbar.cdr
cp -R cockos_temp_mount/REAPER64.app /Applications
hdiutil detach cockos_temp_mount
rm cockosreaperbar.cdr
rm cockosreaper.dmg
This assumes you have the wget program available. The script is kind of horrible but I just could not figure out how to do it more straight forwardly. (The conversion to a temporary CD image file needed to be done because using hdiutil directly to mount the Reaper .dmg file causes the license text to appear in terminal and it doesn't seem to be possible to automate accepting that.)
Anybody have any ideas if this could be done more cleanly? The Windows version is just 2 lines...
(Though that does still cause a Windows security prompt to appear when running the installer, which is annoying. On OS-X this can be done with just normal user privileges.)