TapeDeck Goes Exclusive to the Mac App Store
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I've been keeping Leopard support in TapeDeck because it's been pretty easy to do so, but with the work I'm doing on 1.4 right now, I've been tempted to hit that kill switch...(But I won't.)
I've got a fairly large install base, and I'd like to keep them happy if at all possible. In the future, when I have to get them to buy a v2 release on the App Store, then ideally I've made a good impression on my customers and they'll happily buy a license.
It's also not that big a deal to do. As long as the developer tools continue to let me target 10.5 from 10.6, I'll be OK.
I hadn't thought about upgrades for existing customers, that makes quite a bit of sense. I was only considering that all New customers were 10.6+, so targeting 10.5 didn't make much sense.
Thanks for clearing that up!
In terms of Snow Leopard-only, that's not necessarily true. However, it will be Intel-only.
The version of TapeDeck I submitted to the App Store had to be stripped of the ppc binary in order to pass validation. However, the version on http://tapedeckapp.com (the demo) is ppc/intel and 10.5-friendly.