Am 31. Juli 2025 19:51:44 MESZ schrieb "IOhannes m zmölnig via Pd-list" pd-list@lists.iem.at:
Am 31. Juli 2025 19:01:32 MESZ schrieb Michael Green mgreen4671@sbcglobal.net:
The Pd 0.56-0 application compiled for Macintosh OS 10.10 or newer, available for download at https://msp.ucsd.edu/software.htm, is contained in an APFS-formatted .dmg disk image, and neither OS 10.10 nor OS 10.11 can mount APFS disk images. Perhaps some charitable soul will make the application available in an HFS-formatted disk image, the way previous versions of Pd were?
yikes.
if the DMG is the one produced by the CI @ iem, then I'm a bit at a loss on what would have changed...
hmm. on rereading, I'm not sure whether I understand the problem.
the iem-ci (maintained by yours truly) has been producing DMGs for some time, but this is targeting amd64+arm64, that is: "newer" systems.
afaict, you are interested in legacy builds for "older" macOS instead (I can never keep track of all those versions, let alone codenames).
I think, that no builds for such older macOS have been produced since Pd-0.53.
afaik the real issue is, that the hardware to run such old (developer) systems is starting to fall apart, and it is becoming harder and harder to create binaries for such systems (given that apple is pushing the developer tools to not be able to produce compatible binaries).
also I think that the number of actual users of such legacy systems is rather small, so it's not clear whether it is really worth the effort from a dev pov (I can obviously only speak for myself, and I'm not a Mac guy - so my cost for providing such binaries might be higher than expected).
the question is, whether the community (aka: *you*) could provide binaries if they are still wanted.
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