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MacOS App support isn't there yet. It supports only a few apps. Test out a copy and give them feedback please, thank you.
by cable2600 3y ago
MacOS App support isn't there yet. It supports only a few apps. Test out a copy and give them feedback please, thank you.
- ianai 3y agoIt’s a really good idea since apple is abandoning its x86 software. It’s an opening for FOSS to pull in new GUI frameworks/features. Could really help gain userbase.
- cable2600 3y agoThey use FreeBSD and Darwin open-source code. Darwin is the core of MacOS with the XNU/MACH Kernel. So they are doing nothing wrong that Apple can sue them over it. The trick is writing the code that does what the Non-Open-Source code of MacOS does to run the Mac Apps.
- steve1977 3y ago> The trick is writing the code that does what the Non-Open-Source code of MacOS does to run the Mac Apps And that is where the magic happens. GNUstep has been trying to provide a useful open source alternative implementation of OPENSTEP for more than 20 years now I believe. I don’t see that happen to be honest.