Hi devs,
Any showstoppers in sight for a new official build?
Joshua: can you check bug 22816?
http://projects.blender.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=22816&group_id=9&atid=498
Update on the sculpt patch: Brecht and Nicholas don't have time for
extensive reviews, but user reports from the
My build shell scripts are warming up for the 3 mac builds :)
BTW, do we keep .zip files or do we go with standard mac .dmg ?
.dmg are roughly 10% bigger but enable nice features such as background image,
and explicit installation (copy to Application folder).
Damien
Le 13 juil. 2010 à 20:53, T
Here are the results of the regression tests. If you update the test
to work with 2.5x please commit it.
they can be found in
/lib/tests (or is it /lib/test )
LetterRip
animation
array3 - good
bowl - good
controller2 - broken?
CtrlObject
=Current Projects=
After feedback from artists the proposal from brecht on dropping some
features has been tabled for now.
= Google Summer of Code =
Midterm evaluations this week - both mentors and students need to fill them out.
12th-16th
Midterm evaluations are done via Melange [1]. Starting
Hi Damien,
This mail is really an aside for Mac installation. I would vouch for not using
disc images for distributing apps. Even though it's quite common in the Mac
applications community I think it's best to avoid it. This article by UX
designer Lukas Mathis explains precisely why one should
William Reynish wrote:
> I think zip is much simpler to understand and manage for the user, it's also
> faster too (no need to mount, drag-to-apps, unmount).
>
>From a non-technical standpoint (my wife), installing from a zip is not
an issue. Simply double click the zip in the downloads dir an
Have to agree with William and Benjamin. The mounting/unmounting disk-image
thing is probably from OSX's Unix background, not designed for people at
all.
On Tue, Jul 13, 2010 at 8:43 PM, Benjamin Tolputt wrote:
> William Reynish wrote:
> > I think zip is much simpler to understand and manage fo
Sadly many people still think of "installation" as being something mythical,
even a bit frightening, no matter what the platform is. If we can counter that,
great. +1 for an uncomplicated .zip approach!
-mats
On 14.7.2010, at 6.14, Mike Belanger wrote:
> Have to agree with William and Benjamin
Mats Holmberg wrote:
> Sadly many people still think of "installation" as being something mythical,
> even a bit frightening, no matter what the platform is. If we can counter
> that, great. +1 for an uncomplicated .zip approach!
>
And on some platforms for some applications it is (mythical a
I'm a mac user, but have never like the .dmg approach. It is probably done with
good intentions in mind, but makes a really simple thing (copying a directory)
unnecessarily complicated. I'd rather see the most simple solution, accompanied
by just as simple an explanation =) I came from Linux to
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