A Heavyweight Named XCode
Today I had to upgrade Apple’s XCode to the current version 2.4.1, because the old XCode 2.2 that came with my OSX install CDs resulted in errors with some apps (ffmpeg, in my case). The XCode installation package weighs in at 924 Megabytes, just a little short of one Gigabyte. Slim is not one of the words I would use for that…
And all that just to install Macports, my favorite tool to bring the most powerful Unix tools to OSX.
At least their download servers are pretty darn fast — that eases the pain:
I am just wondering: What do people do with a slow internet connection or a small harddrive?
We suffer, and suffer greatly.
Why aren’t you dogfooding! That’s not Firefox 3!!!!
Sorry — am I supposed to run Fx3 Nightlies?
This is actually Fx 2.0.0.7. with the GrApple (Eos) theme.
Alright, alright, I have been dogfooding for a week now, and I’ve already filed 3 (minor) bugs, all of which turned out to be (unobvious) dupes
Ah well.