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If you look at Facetime on the Mac App Store, it costs $0.99. If you get a new Mac, though, it's free (included). Xcode has historically been included on the in
by schellack 16y ago
If you look at Facetime on the Mac App Store, it costs $0.99. If you get a new Mac, though, it's free (included). Xcode has historically been included on the install media for OS X (e.g., with Snow Leopard). It's still a separate install, of course. I expect Xcode 4 will still be available on the OS X Lion install media. Buy OS X 10.7 and the media will most likely include Xcode 4. This is a normal Apple pattern.
- masklinn 16y agoWe shall see. But this $5 is a lot higher than what they charged for in the past (though the 802.11n drivers were $3 I believe)
- recoiledsnake 16y agoXcode isn't included on Macbook Air.