On Sunday, February 13, 2011 9:36:25 AM UTC-8, tiennou wrote: > > More replies for you ;-) !
merci >> • is anyone making available (or intending to make) regular alpha builds? > this would be a valuable resource in getting people re-excited/re-kindled > with qs if FREQUENT developments are provided to the public. it would be a > VERY welcome change in contrast to the history of qs silence > > > > Can’t answer that. > > I think it will all become easier when the update system comes back under > our control ;-). The update level stuff ought to take care of all this (you > can declare "release", "prerelease" (a.k.a beta) or "developer", so people > could use the features (and crashes ;-)) they want. > ah yes. that's right i forgot about that it's been so long :) > > i just tried out latest gold-master of xcode4 as well, and apparently > it's not including the 10.5 SDK > > just made a build and seems good so far > > not sure if there are any 10.5 dependencies, or anything using 10.5 that > can be dropped in order to improve performance, etc. > > That's not a good thing. Personally I guess I'll wait for 10.7 (or Xcode 4) > to come out before thinking about it. > > ya, as far as i'm aware, apple will recommend having xcode3 installed in parallel with xcode 4 if you still want to support 10.5 thnx again
