John notes "I found an Apple Developer Forums exchange that reveals an
Info.plist entry that should get it to say Apple Silicon that I’ll add
for the next release.".
That is because iOS should *NOT* be confused with macOS (formerly known
as OS X). They are two different operating systems. I believe most
people in the IT field will usually be careful to note iOS for iPhone OS
and either OSX or macOS when referring to the operating system of a Mac
or MacBook. They should not be used interchangeably. When I see "iOS" I
think iPhone.
Don't believe me, plus "Are macOS and iOS the same?" into your favorite
search engine or AI.
ChatGPT responds with
https://chatgpt.com/s/t_6a5191fbff648191a919928f6bd436eb. The first line
of its response is:
"No. macOS and iOS are different operating systems, though they are both
developed by Apple Inc. and share many underlying technologies."
Technically, that means GnuCash is NOT on iOS.
Ambiguity can be a real pain and cause much confusion. I often tell
coworkers when they are creating documentation to "assume your audience
are idiots", and to minimize ambiguity. Leave something that's not
clear, 4 different people will interpret it 8 different ways... <snicker>
But my real question is, will GnuCash be made available for CP/M systems?
Bruce S
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