It's a painful and sluggish process, but they are going to try to keep it going until it becomes untenable, which it IS becoming, due to the recent changes in Apple's ecosystem and the fact that there are multiple versions of old Intel hardware and OS X software to support. I wanted to update this to clarify some things.įirst and foremost, builds will continue for macOS, for the time being. We really need a long term dedication to solve this.Īn Open Source software can only offer what If you are interested to help, please step forward. To the role of OSX maintainer, we will be forced toįully and completely stop supporting OS X, In summary, unless someone steps forwards and commits To someday make use of the compiler (and library)įeatures introduced in later compiler versions. Not having a path forward makes it impossible Not only is this support matrix unsustainable,
In addition to currently supporting three GCC releases. That puts us to 7 ( sic) LLVM versions to support, XCode version is XCode 12.4 (LLVM10-based),Īnd with LLVM16 about to be released in ~April, Unfortunately, that tenure is coming to an end for the developer as they move onto other things in life.Īt the same time, there is a big roadblock on the OS X side:Ĭurrently, as requested the minimal required The developers of Darktable, an open source photo editing alternative to Adobe Lightroom will likely have to end MacOS support after the next major release 4.2.1.įor the last 10 years, a single person has been responsible for maintaining and packaging Darktable for MacOS.
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