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How's the Mac support? [message #48736]

Sun, 03 September 2017 11:51

cbpporter
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So I spent the weekend doing a basic port of our 3 executable project, both GUI and command line to Linux. There is still a lot of work to be done, but it works as a beta.

But how is the U++ support on Mac? I've never used Mac. Can you compile C++ on it? Does U++ GUI work? Do you need some sort of X port or something like CYGWIN? Is there a CYGMAC?

Do we have any Mac users?

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Re: How's the Mac support? [message #48737 is a reply to message #48736]

Wed, 06 September 2017 08:40

mirek
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cbpporter wrote on Sun, 03 September 2017 11:51

So I spent the weekend doing a basic port of our 3 executable project, both GUI and command line to Linux. There is still a lot of work to be done, but it works as a beta.

But how is the U++ support on Mac? I've never used Mac. Can you compile C++ on it? Does U++ GUI work? Do you need some sort of X port or something like CYGWIN? Is there a CYGMAC?

Do we have any Mac users?

AFAIK X11 is sort of integral part of MacOS (rest is BSD POSIX anyway).

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Re: How's the Mac support? [message #48738 is a reply to message #48737]

Wed, 06 September 2017 09:29

cbpporter
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Thanks!

TBH, I was hopping for a "Works great! I use it all the time!", but this will do too Laughing

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Re: How's the Mac support? [message #48763 is a reply to message #48737]

Mon, 11 September 2017 23:16

andreincx
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Registered: March 2014

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Hi Mirek,

X11 is not 'integrated' into MacOS. User needs to install it in order to have it. IMO that's not what we want as user experience - to install X11 to have our app.

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