I would love to see OSX support but I don't have time to work on it
now. My day job has gotten in the way. My vote (non-binding of
course) would be to go ahead with a release on Linux and Windows and
shoot for 3.0.1 as Matthias suggests (or perhaps we could take a
collection to get Matthias a mac? :-)
TTFN,
-bd-
On Mar 8, 2006, at 3:25 AM, Matthias Paul Scholz wrote:
Hallo all,
Andy Belk wrote:
Matthew Wilkinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...]
PS: Matthias, how about a release?
The Mac OS X version still does not work (unless someone other
than me has worked on fixing it).
Andy
As a matter of fact, I'm presently working on a LeJOS3.0.0 M4
milestone that will contain all the adjustments with respect to the
feedback that came in for M3.
I'd like to label it as a release candidate for Window and Linux;
however, as Andy pointed out, the MacOSX version still is not
working as desired.
As I can't do anything about this (amongst other things,
Sourceforge's Mac compile farm is and may remain off-line) and I'm
not sure about the actual state of works on this by others, I'd
like to rise the question how we will proceed here:
- Should we target for a leJOS 3.0.0 release without MacOSX version
and leave that to a possible leJOS 3.0.1? Advantage would be that
we are likely to come out with leJOS 3.0.0 pretty quick in such a
case; drwaback of course the lack of MacOSX support.
- Or should we integrate MacOSX support into leJOS 3.0.0 by all
means? In such a case, we would need some MacOSX guy that will
actually work on this, and some kind of timeline; otherwise, a
leJOS 3.0.0 release might be unreasonably delayed.
What do the others think?
Regards,
Matthias Paul
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