Hi yanni it may be worth to create a config and publish it on the github repository. Esteban is on vacation right now but may be we read the mailing-list. Now I do not know how specific version are managed.
I can simply tell you that esteban is often losing days fighting with flags. Stef >> I'll try a bit more to get it to work on 10.5.8, now that I can build a VM. > > Okay, got it to work! > > Three changes: > > 1. SqueakOSXAppDelegate.h - use NSObject instead ofNSApplicationDelegate > > 2. sqSqueakOSXScreenAndWindow.h - use NSObject instead of NSWindowDelegate > > 3. SqueakOSXAppDelegate.m - use CoreGraphics instead of OpenGL > > //#ifndef USE_CORE_GRAPHICS > //# import "sqSqueakOSXOpenGLView.h" > //# define ContentViewClass sqSqueakOSXOpenGLView > //#else > # import "sqSqueakOSXCGView.h" > # define ContentViewClass sqSqueakOSXCGView > //#endif > > ==== > > Along the way, I found: > > Issue 5650: OneClick 1.4 can't be launched on MacOSX Mac Air 10.5.8 > http://code.google.com/p/pharo/issues/detail?id=5650 > > While I agree that support for old OS releases should have a reasonable > limit, I don't buy 10.5 dropped when 10.8 is around the corner is the right > limit. My machine is circa 2009, just three years or so. Apple may have good > reason to want to move the user/developer base off of 10.5, because of > hardware (pad/phone) and UI native widget changes. In the Squeak/Pharo case, > we just need a single window to draw in - that should hardly obsolete a three > year old computer. > > I'll add this thread to the issue report (5650). >
