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Yeah, but as of right now you could basically call it PPC/Intel, and most users are probably running Intel. Binaries (universal or not) are good enough for ever
by jcromartie 17y ago
Yeah, but as of right now you could basically call it PPC/Intel, and most users are probably running Intel. Binaries (universal or not) are good enough for every single application distributed for the Mac platform. Why would command-line tools or libraries need to be any different?
- blasdel 17y agoThe majority of these packages link against non-system libraries, and the ones that don't are there to be linked against by other packages. OS X is unique among modern unixes in that absolutely nobody distributes app bundles that have external dependencies on non-system libraries (except for a few that are too freetarded to bundle ffmpeg).