Older releases page reading a bit confusing
Peter Hosey
boredzo at adium.im
Sun May 17 18:18:37 UTC 2009
On May 17, 2009, at 08:27:50, Juan Manuel Palacios wrote:
> But it just so happens that 10.3.9 was the last Panther release and
> therefore anything newer would be Tiger …
And it will probably run just fine on Tiger (and Leopard).
> … an OS already supported by a newer Adium release (latest in this
> case).
That doesn't matter. That version of Adium should run on all those
versions of Mac OS X, so the statement is accurate.
Do we have a significant problem with people coming to the home page,
then wandering into the old-versions list and downloading an old
version having never touched the latest?
> As for the second heading the message is not as confusing, but maybe
> they would both read better if they said something like "For Mac OS
> X Jaguar 10.2.8 or older" and "For Mac OS X Panther 10.3.9 or
> older". I believe the range overlap would be much clearer if stated
> backwards.
But releases that require 10.3.9 or newer won't run on 10.3.8.
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