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No, the only sane way is if only the standard OSX config is supported. You can't do all kinds of weird things with your system and still expect it to be suppor
by tormeh 11y ago
No, the only sane way is if only the standard OSX config is supported. You can't do all kinds of weird things with your system and still expect it to be supported. As a developer, you want to support as few types of systems as possible, because that's easier and a tiny number of types comprise the great majority of systems. The extreme variant of this is of course console exclusivity.
- astrange 11y agoiOS uses a case-sensitive file system, so that's one reason to keep it working if you already support the other OS in the family.