Apple Developer Tools - 10.1(5H16)
- Thread starter dark3lf
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the new developer tools have not gone into distribution for a reason. they are intended only for the seeded developers who are working with 10.2 prerelease.
Seeded developers pay between $500 and $3500 each year to get the developer mailings and access to the seeds in advance of the users.
Why would they risk that money to make it downloadable?
No wonder these lists are full of people with big system problems.
a bunch of know-nots downloading garbage from illegal servers just to be better than the next guy... and ending up with empty hard disks on their "only machine" do you think "real developers" have only one configurable machine?????
the fact is that some of the development locations are rather large and the apple disk mailings can fall into just about anyones hands....seems usually those that also "know-not" what dangers lie inside.
It is hard enough to make release software without bugs. How many are still in the Beta?????
why don't you change your name!!!!
how about d0mbJ3rk
Seeded developers pay between $500 and $3500 each year to get the developer mailings and access to the seeds in advance of the users.
Why would they risk that money to make it downloadable?
No wonder these lists are full of people with big system problems.
a bunch of know-nots downloading garbage from illegal servers just to be better than the next guy... and ending up with empty hard disks on their "only machine" do you think "real developers" have only one configurable machine?????
the fact is that some of the development locations are rather large and the apple disk mailings can fall into just about anyones hands....seems usually those that also "know-not" what dangers lie inside.
It is hard enough to make release software without bugs. How many are still in the Beta?????
why don't you change your name!!!!
how about d0mbJ3rk
McInstigator is right, that's not the reason at all as 10.2 won't be out until MWNY and 10.1.2 won't be out until MWSF. The reason they did that is for load balancing. They wanted to make sure the developers got first crack at it. It certainly does work with 10.1.1.
It's better to keep your mouth shut and have people think you're a fool than open it and have it confirmed.
It's better to keep your mouth shut and have people think you're a fool than open it and have it confirmed.
scruffy
Notorious Olive Counter
at risk of invoking the ire of a dark elf, please allow me to repeat the (still quite valid) question - why do you 'really need' the newest dev tools?
On another tack, it seems really rude of Apple to post the latest dev tools on versiontracker with no indication that only certain classes of developer have access to it, forcing eg. student developers to go to through the hassle of going to connect.apple.com to discover that they are not there, reason still undisclosed.
On another tack, it seems really rude of Apple to post the latest dev tools on versiontracker with no indication that only certain classes of developer have access to it, forcing eg. student developers to go to through the hassle of going to connect.apple.com to discover that they are not there, reason still undisclosed.
remove the receipt in
/Library/Receipts for
DevDocumentation.pkg
DevExamples.pkg
DevSDK.pkg
DevTools.pkg
that should allow you to install again.
I still insist... whatever the next release number.... the newest Dev Tools won't work until that is installed.
Script Builder is in there and it has some new depends... among other things...
/Library/Receipts for
DevDocumentation.pkg
DevExamples.pkg
DevSDK.pkg
DevTools.pkg
that should allow you to install again.
I still insist... whatever the next release number.... the newest Dev Tools won't work until that is installed.
Script Builder is in there and it has some new depends... among other things...