Jean-Michel POURE wrote:
>I have a MacOsX 10.2 waiting for you. The machine is running, unfortunately I
>did not install OpenSSH and VNC yet.
>
>Adam, what do you recommand for remote access : shall I install Fink or native
>packages. Any ideas? I won't be able to spend time installing before
>thursday.
>
>Do you think a MacOs X public machine is still needed? With Adam debugging
>like hell, I don't know if it is still worth setting a public machine. Maybe
>it can be used to generate daily MacOs X packages from CVS. What do you
>think?
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I for one would vote for a public MacOS X box, if for no other reason
than it would allow more than just one person (me!) to debug. It might
also make it easier to test new features on a Mac platform as well, so
that we are sure they work before we commit them. As for remote access
packages, I have copies of Timbuktu for both Windows and Mac that would
be good for remote access. They are native packages. Personally I have
avoided using fink only because I prefer to develop in as native an
enviroment as possible. It keeps the amount of "well it works on my
Mac" problems to a minumum.
I would be more than happy to provide you the software you need, and I
can also perform any installation you need done, if you are busy.
ahp
