OK, OK. So I registered for the ADC. My point was, I didn't want to wait for the dev tools, and I didn't want to risk installing the inappropriate ones from DP4 or Darwin. I know I…

Actually... the whole "big deal" you speak of is quite a big deal for those developers who do pay whatever it is they pay to join the ADC. See, it's sort of like paying Celera Gen…

Actually... the whole "big deal" you speak of is quite a big deal for those developers who do pay whatever it is they pay to join the ADC. See, it's sort of like paying Celera Gen…

yes. It is too bad Celera Genomics is a rip-off. Random 500-basepair sequences. Nothing is put together. And if some else on site logs on, you get bumped off! What a ripoff! …

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I think that charging so much money for all these development tools is a mistake on Apple's part. Clearly, the Macintosh platform is now fighting for its life and anything Apple ca…

I think it's cool that apples posting the dev tools. The online membership is great. I'm thrilled that I get to play with this stuff without spending anything but download time. Me…

It can vary a lot depending on what kind of stuff the app does. Some simple apps might compile without changes, others may need major rewrites. The one you have sounds like it wo…

The developer package contains old release notes for all changes since NextStep 3.3 (AppKitPrePublicBeta.html). Some of the very old notes have less detail, but they will probably …

Has anyone got vncview working on OS/X?? There is a java client also?

IMHO, the best way to find out if this is feasible is to go to apple's developer section and see if they have any further information on developing stuff for iTunes. They may have…

I haven't been able to find anything beside the visual plugin SDK. Anyone know how control strip modules work? Maybe it's possible to send iTunes commands the same way? Like a d…

I think an SDK could exist. Since a dockling of the current iTunes exists, there could be a way to control the app externally. I haven't seen such a package though.

I think it uses AppleEvents.

I've compiled/used PostgreSQL on Solaris. I'd love to see PostgreSQL running OS X (remember that unlike MySQL, PostgreSQL is free for commercial use). The reason I personally hav…

Has anyone got PostgreSQL going on Mac OS X yet? I've spent a lot of hours searching for a way to make this happen. Currently, I'm having a problem with configure. It can't figur…

I was reading through a few posts on the OmniGroup OS X lists and it looks like they're working on it for 7.1 - the latest source recognises darwin, but is still barfing midway thr…

this just in: Quote: I think that Peter Bierman of Apple has recently completed some patches that should be checked into CVS soon... Those patches will allow Postgres…

PostgreSQL for OS X can be downloaded from here: http://www.access.ch/ml/software/macosx/

You can also get it from www.stepwise.com. It rocks, I have it running just fine!

It looks like the one on Stepwise is 7.1 beta. I just downloaded the official release of 7.1 (released April 13th) and did ./configure make and all compiled cleanly, we'll see how …

It's fine. It passes all the tests, if you notice. Also, just a general note: BE VERY WEARY OF .PKG INSTALLERS. Read stepwise to find out why, if you don't already know.

try ./configure --with-perl make that doesn't work compiler quits with: LD_RUN_PATH="" cc -o blib/arch/auto/plperl/plperl.bundle -bundle -undefined suppress plperl.o eloglvl.o…

Yes it does. Jobs has been crowing about that for months.

oooooooo, Java gonna look pretty!