On May 1, 2012, at 03:58, Colin A. Smith wrote:

> 1) The person who handles the releases would need to purchase their own 
> individual Mac Developer membership, create a private key, obtain a signing 
> certificate from Apple, and then use both the private key and signing 
> certificate to sign BibDesk for releases.

Does the cert expire every year, or would it be good for a longer time?  I'm 
reluctant to cough up $100 every year to Apple for my software projects (which 
are already a resource sink).

> If someone does get their own Mac Developer program membership, then they 
> could also submit BibDesk to the Mac App store

Using NSTask should be enough to keep it from being accepted, but it also uses 
private API.  Not to mention that filesystem access for linked files would make 
it impossible to sandbox, if I understand correctly.

http://vallettaventures.com/post/20458410521/the-sandbox-banning-latex-from-the-mac-app-store

-- 
Adam


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