Jose, there is NO developer with access to a Mac.
Yes, I know that, unfortunately, and I understand. But what about the experienced users ? Isn't there a single user out there who knows how to compile everything
correctly ? (I mean "without errors", "without need for the final user to download additional libraries", etc... just double-click, like every Mac app should work).
I mean : if there are REALLY some working Mac versions, like bongo is pretending, then why don't you simply put the links on your home page / downloads section ? Now that would be really cool !
In fact what amazes me is that there isn't a single link pointing to any working Mac binary on your home page. Why is that ?
My best guess is that currently there ISN'T any really working Mac version (I mean "guaranteed, working on most Macs without hassle"). But don't take me wrong : I understand that this is open source and there is no guarantee. I'm used to open source, so no problem about that. When I wrote "expecting" I should have written "hoping".
I am trying to install Leopard 10.5 on my computer to try to pack aMule.
No promises in a short time... I will see that I do...
Yes,, there's now possible to install quite easily Mac OS X (10.3, 10.4 or 10.5) on a PC. I'm sure for a developer it would be no trouble doing it. Thank you.