Matthew Flatt

I found a place to change Cairo to restore the old behavior, and that's in updated `draw-x86_64-macosx` and (just in case) `draw-aarch64-macosx` packages. They'll be in the next release.

When `unix-style-macos?` is true, then `(system-type)` reports `'unix` instead of `'macos`. In that configuration, the intent is that the build doesn't count as "Mac OS", but instead counts as "Unix",...

OpenSSL 3 builds are now in place for Windows i386 and x86_64 and Mac OS x86_64 and AArch64. That leaves the Linux natipkg builds and Mac OS i386 and PowerPC...

Rhombus is rapidly approaching the point where it's ready for early adopters. There's now a "Quick Start" section of the guide, there will soon be a web page, and so...

Still of interest. As things have played out, the most relevant question in Rhombus is probably "what are all the bindings in space X?", but "what are all the classes...

I think the underlying design bug here is that `ffi-lib` looks for shared libraries relative to the current directory which seems like a bad idea to me. One way forward...

@florence The `org.racket-lang.prefs.rktd` issue is a different one. Make sure that the `racket/gui` loaded on startup, so that there's no attempt to start it in a sandbox. (Otherwise, more things...

Another idea: `ffi-lib` could cheat and install a no-op security guard while checking for a file's existence in the current directory. After all, if you can use `ffi-lib`, then the...

Categorizing as "yep moving on" on the grounds that annotations fit this idea.

Hi — sorry for the slow response here! The "racket-8.14-src-builtpkgs" distribution is intended for Unix and doesn't work on macOS. One place to find this information is when you select...