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Ok, I read that particular thread a bit more carefully: 2017-11-21: mcandre: "Release a working ISO ASAP" 2018-06-08: csekel: "We will be releasing ISO shortl
by em500 6y ago
Ok, I read that particular thread a bit more carefully:
2017-11-21: mcandre: "Release a working ISO ASAP"
2018-06-08: csekel: "We will be releasing ISO shortly. Thanks"
2020-01-18: piranna: "Any updates on this? It was one and a half years since it was anounced the ISO "soon"..."
2020-01-18: hideout: "yes we are on this .... stay tuned!"
(hideout's last public commit to any darwin related repo dates from 2019-10-14)
I was just surprised to see this on the front page today, since it doesn't look like anything substantial has changed. Maybe something I missed?
- oefrha 6y agoHN submissions are often “I found out about this cool thing today and want to share it with other devs”. Whether it appears on the front page entirely depends on whether enough people find it interesting (subject to resubmission rules, of course).
- syspec 6y agoThe simplicity is amazing, and why i always come back. Links do not always need to be new. There are good things, which are not new. Like this one!
- hideout_berlin 6y agothanks for your nice comment syspec
- pedrogpimenta 6y agoFTFY: > Whether it stays on the front page for a long time entirely depends on whether enough people find it interesting. Most of the times, as soon as you submit something, it goes on the frontpage. It may quickly go down, yes.
- hideout_berlin 6y agohello everyone first thank you for your interest in our project we will be more active soon everyone had a lot to do stay tuned
- InSaneDarwin-PD 6y agoem500 Yes we have an almost bootable image of PD 19.3 based on the latest XNU kernel which we PD are following the number to kernel version releases 17.4..18.2..etc ISO may not be possible at this moment. We are working on qemu/vmware image with a build toolchain set. We could use more developers for sure right now only myself and wjkosx are the active ones currently.