René Bertin

>Not yet - need to fix the issues people are facing first. So ... either those of us using an older glibc aren't people, or the issue we face isn't...

That, and applications are sandboxed by default; installing resources to be used by other applications (including dbus, systemd & family) tricky to say the least.

>It only weighs a lot if you install **one** app. The more apps you install, they share runtimes, and thus the per-app size is lower. That isn't necessarily true, as...

FWIW, Xcode contains a lot of stuff for iOS development, including a simulator. All that is cruddy bloatware if you don't use it, but it can be deleted. IIRC (I...

On Monday July 27 2020 16:26:55 Jo Valentine-Cooper wrote: >> there is no fuse driver for Windows. If you need APFS access on MS Windows and don't mind a commercial...

I'm tempted to say that you're lucky if you only have to reboot your MSWin machine occasionally because of a crash (I've taken to turning mine off at the end...

> It would be nice to have this functionality implemented in apfs-fuse itself Probably, but ... what a mess! If I understand the linked documentation correctly this even violates the...

_Since my reply per email seems to have gotten lost:_ Older OS versions are supposed to use port:VLC2 and as far as I know there must be a binary image...

>What I meant is merely having pre-built DMG downloaded and installed via the port in a case of 10.4–10.6 coupled with `ppc` arch. This is only a suggestion. I could...

Older OS versions are supposed to use port:VLC2 and as far as I know there must be a binary image of the default variant configuration. I don't know if VLC...