From: Pete P. <pet...@cy...> - 2004-03-25 17:49:52
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Nick Lo wrote: > Hi Slava, > >> The new MacOS plugin requires MacOS X 10.3. > > > I thought you might say that. I'm a little disappointed only since it > seems that OS X 10.2.8 (Jaguar) users will now have to jump an OS > version even before 4.2 is final. I'd be far happier to see it get to > 4.2 final with OS X 10.2.8 with which I've been following the 4.2pre's > at all stages and issue reporting as have a few others. > > I'm kind of uncomfortable having to upgrade to 10.3 Panther because of a > change during beta stages of development to still be in beta stages and > therefore with no real assurance that it will work there either. Bit > like being left on a bridge with no definite side to go to: stick at > 4.2pre8-9 on one side with an iffy MacOS Plugin or upgrade and move to > 4.2pre11 possibly also with an iffy MacOS Plugin. > > Basically I'd like a Jaguar compatible working MacOS Plugin for 4.2. > After that (4.3) I think it's absolutely fair to move on to the latest > Mac OS. > > However, since I'm sitting on my hands whilst people like yourselves > slog away producing jEdit it's obviously yours to make the decision. > Also I realise the pre stages are not solely associated with the OS > versions of us Mac-centric users. ;-) > > If it comes down to it though jEdit is one piece of software that I > would upgrade for. +1 I too am still using 10.2.8, and would like to be able to keep up with jEdit if possible. I do plan on upgrading the Macs I have that can handle it to 10.3, but that won't happen until things slow down a bit for me, which might be a while... (Thanks again go out to Slava and the jEdit community for all the hard work.) Pete |