BTW -- isn't it be a violation of the license to require a version of paid software before allowing installation?
2009/9/2 Dodger <[email protected]>: > I'm wondering if anyone knows how I can make my Mac lie and say it has > 10.6 Snow Leopard instead of 10.5 Leopard, so I can install the new > XCode update which comes, as I hear, with WxWidgets 2.8.0 in it. > > I cannot afford to upgrade to Snow Leopard, and as another message in > this list has said it comes with a 64-bit Perl which isn't compatible > with wxPerl anyway (though in theory it should be easy enough to just > rebuild Perl, way easier than trying to get a home-built Wx to > supercede the one with XCode) > > But a 32-bit WxWidgets 2.8.0 is *exactly* what I need to be able to install... > except the damned thing won't let me. > > -- > Dodger > -- Dodger
