(If there'sĪnyone still using it, I know I'd be cautioning them to upgrade just for Officially unsupported now, since Snow Leopard's release. Time ago now (it must be getting onto 5-6 months). The last software/security update Apple released for Tiger was a very long > run on OS X 10.4 (does that bother anyone?). > 8.6 a Cocoa build when it reaches final. We'll likely support this move by making AT > Since the subject started, it looks like Cocoa has become the official I tried grabbing the one mentioned here before, but, yep, it's no > The last message I can find referring to the AT Cocoa test build
It also means we'll need a different teapot platform to support the variant binaries you'll need to the Cocoa-based branch (it will require new builds of everything from tktable to tclCarbonProcesses, the latter which just won't work iiuc). Note that this means it won't run on OS X 10.4 (does that bother anyone?). We'll likely support this move by making AT 8.6 a Cocoa build when it reaches final. Since the subject started, it looks like Cocoa has become the official default for 8.6 (but not 8.5). > will become the standard ActiveTcl 8.6? > Does anyone know what the official word is regarding when the Cocoa version I'll have Andreas provide a new link to a more recent build. The last message I can find referring to the AT Cocoa test build doesn't seem to be available anymore.
Activetcl teapot for mac#
> a bit surprised to find the ActiveTcl 8.6 for Mac I'd installed is still Does anyone have a link to the current Cocoa build of ActiveTcl 8.6? (I was
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