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> Vitalii Koshura
> Sent: Monday, May 23, 2016 4:17 AM
> To: David Anderson
> Cc: BOINC Developers Mailing List ;
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> Subject: Re: [boinc_dev] providing BOINC through the Apple App Store
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Subject: Re: [boinc_dev] providing BOINC through the Apple App Store
Hello David,
I suggest to make a BOINC application which will consist project binaries.
In this case only tasks would be downloaded. Of course if some project
application will be updated then BOINC
Hello David,
I suggest to make a BOINC application which will consist project binaries.
In this case only tasks would be downloaded. Of course if some project
application will be updated then BOINC application should also be updated
with the new project binaries. I understand that this way is ver
Hello David,
I suggest to make a BOINC application which will consist project binaries.
In this case only tasks would be downloaded. Of course if some project
application will be updated then BOINC application should also be updated
with the new project binaries. I understand that this way is ver
Homebrew has a
$ brew search boinc
Caskroom/cask/boinc
and it might make some good sense to interact with those folks a bit
more, also for local compilations of scientific apps. But how many will
find that by chance who would not go and install from the website. No idea.
Steffen
On 23/05/16 10
It would be great to have BOINC in the App Store.
However, there are items in Apple's "Review Guidelines"
that would seem to preclude BOINC:
2.15 Apps must be self-contained, single application installation bundles, and
cannot install code or resources in shared locations
2.16 Apps that download
