RoaringApps - App compatibility and feature support for OS X & iOS

Also running into this issue myself. I'm about to try restarting in 32-bit mode, but as with Chuck, this is not a long-term solution for me. I'm looking for a 64-bit method.

I'm using 1.1.35 at the moment (the latest stable version) and everything seems to work fine - apart from the lack of Finder integration.

Will try the latest build that "Freelancer" mentioned.

Marked as duplicate app in the sidebar.

I'm using 2.1.8 and can confirm that it doesn't work correctly (records audio fine, but video is black).

About to try the 2.1.9 Beta.

If the only requirement is that Java be downloaded beforehand, and as this is a Java application, then I'd say this application is fine and I'll remove the "some problems" status.

Searched for this and didn't see it in the search results (there were no results), and yet apparently this is a duplicate!

Please delete Bryce? :)

You can fix this without breaking the comments count.

At the moment each app-version page is linked back to it's original application by a tag that looks like this:

• _version-38 (for app:38)

If you change the tag to the actual page name (i.e. use visible tag app:38 rather than hidden tag _version-38), you should be able to then use this in the Redirect module's destination to return to the correct page.

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After saving changes to an application version, I am redirected to application-version:_all, not to the application I came from.

Thanks for the mention & link back :)

I'm a fairly new Mac owner, so I may misunderstand a couple things.

However, I've just taken a quick look at Disk Utility and I don't think it allows you to partition the hard drive like BootCamp does.

I can see options to backup and restore via disk image, and mount/unmount/eject any detachable drives (which can already be done by dragging to the trash can anyway). Other than that, Disk Utility doesn't seem to do much from what I can see.

Wish I'd known about this earlier. Uninstalling Parallels (VM) trial left a ton of unwanted files on my hard drive.

Shortcuts to non-existent Windows applications like Paint and Notepad still exist and show up in the results whenever I perform a Spotlight search for an application.

As far as I am aware BootCamp is simply a tool that makes it easier to partition your hard drive. Correct me if I'm wrong¹.

That means you can then install any OS that supports the hardware on the new partition: Windows, Linux, or another version of Mac OS X.

Edit by anonymous user:

You have to have 4.1 which is very hard to find ! , if anyone has a link, post it here !

Try this: http://developer.apple.com/xcode/

As claimed by an anonymous user on a duplicate of this app page (http://roaringapps.com/app:846), the latest version apparently adds support for Lion.

Not sure what the version number is (1.2, if I had to guess) - but can anyone that has the app actually verify that it is compatible, before it is added to the page?

- Shane

app:846 should be deleted, as it is a duplicate of Steam.

Thanks Rolandius.

The problem is, the OpenJDK is notoriously incompatible with most Java applications (they will run, but behave unexpectedly), and doesn't include Mac OS X integration like the Apple JDK does.

As Apple has dropped support for the JRE as of 10.7 Lion, and it's being developed open-source, this is the first time where I'm uncertain just how compatible my applications will actually be.

Perhaps I should find a way to test this myself. Is it possible to install the 10.7 preview in a virtual machine, or on a separate partition using BootCamp? I'd prefer to continue using 10.6 at the same time as my main OS. Will see if I can find out…

Edit: To clarify, I have no doubt that it will be available and working, the question is just how compatible it will actually be, and what features are included in terms of integrating into the Mac OS X environment and acting like a native Mac application.

Revised the description so that it isn't quite as long.

Care to explain your edit Rolandius?

Or use Wikidot, for a bit of extra control … but still easy as heck to make a website with ;-)

HyperDock 1.0.3.45 (dev release)

• Lion compatibility (stabilty, spaces handling, fullscreen apps, autologin)
• Fix: Don't show "Activity View" fake window on newer XCode versions
• Fix: Previews showed up on the wrong display on some multi monitor arrangements
• Fix window management for Sparrow
• Enabled some (incomplete) translations
• Minor fixes

Has anyone tried this version, and do the reported problems still occur? 1.0.3 is mentioned above - this is the stable version. Whereas 1.0.3.45 is the latest dev ("unstable") release.