That would be a bug, which I thought I'd fixed. Once I'm more confident that I'm mostly getting right I can turn off all the debugging and it should become significantly faster.
If you start your Console app up and then run KSP Manager it will blort out all sorts of really ugly debugging stuff. The manager will root though all your parts and parse all the configuration files and there is a ton of debugging code enabled right now which slows it way down. I'm trying to add tool tips to the functional buttons.
Nearly all the controls are placeholders to remind me to do something, a guess that I'll need to provide some sort of capability, or slavish attempt to keep the UI "standard" across the tabs even when it might not make sense. Thank you for the feedback, it motivates me to keep working on it. There's a lot here to respond to, so I'm doing it inline. Open up that location in the Finder and see if there are any parts in the Parts folder ( /Macintosh HD/Games/KSP 17/Parts ). Edit: A thought just occurred to me, it may actually be empty. Note to self, need to do more error checking to ensure that the user has enough privilege to read/write files in the installation being managed. 17 somewhere in your home directory and use cmd-O or double-click on the path at the top of the window to switch to the new installation. It's possible you have insufficient privilege to view files in that location. I see that the installation you're working with is located in /Macintosh HD/Games/KSP 17/ which is not in your home directory. But if that were the case, then you would be able to see the parts which are installed ( $KSP_ROOT/Parts/* ). I changed it from "Mods" to "Managed" since Mods sounded. My first thought is it's bug stemming from changing the name of the directory where the available but not in use parts are kept.
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