Re: [PUSHED] touch --no-dereference is supported on mac but as the short-...

Christian Lohmaier <lohmaier+libreoffice -AT- googlemail.com>
Wed, 27 Mar 2013 15:54:44 +0100

Hi Thorsten, Norbert, *,

On Wed, Mar 27, 2013 at 1:24 PM, Thorsten Behrens (via Code Review)
<gerrit@gerrit.libreoffice.org> wrote:


    https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/3050


It might be true that current versions of MacOSX do support the
switch, but Mac OS X 10.5 doesn't.

As dropping support for the older versions (AKA PPC) was decided
before already, I'm not sure what's best to solve this, especially
given Thorsten's comment in gerrit... and also the replies to Tor's
note…

So is this the "official start" of the end for PPC support?

ciao
Christian

Context

[PATCH] touch --no-dereference is supported on mac but as the short-... · Norbert Thiebaud (via Code Review)
- [PUSHED] touch --no-dereference is supported on mac but as the short-... · Thorsten Behrens (via Code Review)
  - Re: [PUSHED] touch --no-dereference is supported on mac but as the short-... · Christian Lohmaier
    - Re: [PUSHED] touch --no-dereference is supported on mac but as the short-... · Norbert Thiebaud
    - Re: [PUSHED] touch --no-dereference is supported on mac but as the short-... · Thorsten Behrens
      - Re: [PUSHED] touch --no-dereference is supported on mac but as the short-... · Stephan Bergmann
        
        Re: [PUSHED] touch --no-dereference is supported on mac but as the short-... · Thorsten Behrens

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