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Apple has not always supported two versions back. It has usually been the case that the latest version of Xcode requires the latest version of OS X. See Xcode 2
by alextgordon 15y ago
Apple has not always supported two versions back. It has usually been the case that the latest version of Xcode requires the latest version of OS X. See Xcode 2.0, Xcode 3.0, Xcode 3.2, Xcode 4.0. Xcode 4.2 was an aberration.
As far as my stats go, around 85% of programmers that use Macs are using Lion. I imagine for Mac and iOS developers specifically it's well over 90%.
- gurkendoktor 15y ago> I imagine for Mac and iOS developers specifically it's well over 90%. This is kind of a circular argument though. I updated to Lion only because it was clear for a long time that Xcode 4.3 would be Lion-only.
- Devilboy 15y agoThe system works!