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It's not been poorly tested, it's just not designed to run on case-sensitive HFS+. It's unreasonable to expect a developer to test their software on every possi
by richardwhiuk 14y ago
It's not been poorly tested, it's just not designed to run on case-sensitive HFS+. It's unreasonable to expect a developer to test their software on every possible configuration, especially as something as fundamental as changing the configuration of the file system.
- 1SaltwaterC 14y ago> on every possible configuration You either have the case sensitive fs, or you don't. Sounds like you're making up excuses for the developer laziness.