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How to run Gephi in Mac OS X
Gephi is an open source network analysis and visualization/graphing software project using Java. Given how Apple has a very complicated relationship with Java, this can make using Gephi difficult on a Mac.
The current Gephi build is 0.8.2 beta, however it uses Java 6. Meanwhile, recent OS X versions use Java 7.
I spent a couple hours a few months ago trying to start the Social Network Analysis class on Coursera but couldn't get Gephi working, so I gave up til I had more time.
Today I had a chance to search for a work around. It took a frustrating hour to hack together the solution, so I'll post it so hopefully someone else can find it more easily in the future.
1. Download Java 6 for OS X. There are multiple options for this, but this one from Apple will work. You might already have Java 6 installed, which you can check in the system preferences. If you do, you don't need to re-download and install. Skip to step 2.
2. Change Gephi to use Java 6.
2a. Find and open gephi.conf -- it is probably located at /Applications/Gephi.app/Contents/Resources/gephi/etc/gephi.conf
2b. Edit the jdkhome line so that it points to Java6. This is probably as follows:
jdkhome="/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.6.0/Home/"
Hope this saves someone time and helps get them running Gephi on Mavericks much faster than I did.