Determining size of updates?

For those with somewhat limited download availabilities (yes, Hughes Net is one of them), is it possible to make the size of future downloads known in advance? That would help determine whether a 2am Logos download will run by itself or if other Mac software downloads need to be turned off temporarily so they can all play nicely.

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JT (alabama24)

Janis -

I don't think that it is currently possible to determine the download size of updates beforehand. Perhaps someone else will chime in if I am wrong. However, I did want to make you aware of a "known issue" with Logos4 Mac: It often take several tries before everything gets downloaded. If you are experiencing troubles with downloads "playing nicely," the problem may be in the software. Logos is aware of the situation and is working to improve it.

Mike Binks

Janis

I don't think the size of the download will be very significant in deciding wether the download will work well with other apps requiring bandwidth. If it is 'the straw that broke the camels back' it only takes a straw.

Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/273205#Comment_273205

Observation: if automatic downloads is turned off, pop-up appears with size to download (have to click pop-up to start downloading).

By the way, Logos 4.3 Release Candidate 3 downloaded 18 resource patches (73.1 MB) this evening in one session for one configuration, but needed two sessions for a different library.

Keep Smiling [:)]