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This was necessary to create the Flatpak for Linux, which is in the middle of being approved for Flathub.
If you'd like to build this for Android or iOS, you're welcome to, though the majority of new changes affect macOS and Linux. Mostly only translations are new.
If you'd like to build this for macOS too, you're also welcome to. Although I use the macOS version myself, I don't have an Apple Developer account, so I can't put it on the Mac App Store. The mac version has been working well for me, but I don't know if e.g. the App Store puts the app in a sandbox or something like that. (That's what Flatpak does.) If you decide to release it there, make sure to test at least data persistence and export and import functionality.
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Awesome, thanks @12people ! I'll see if I can get some time on the weekend to push new Android / iOS versions. I'll look into the osx publishing.. I don't normally have access to a mac and in the past I've built the iOS version using a VM, so I can't promise anything there unfortunately.
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Great!
No worries about the Mac version — I'm only using it for my own purposes and am getting by with a self-compiled. An AppStore release would be a nice-to-have for other Mac users, but not a necessity given that it runs on phones too.
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@hamaluik Just FYI - I created a new Time Cop release: https://github.com/hamaluik/timecop/releases/tag/v1.7.0
This was necessary to create the Flatpak for Linux, which is in the middle of being approved for Flathub.
If you'd like to build this for Android or iOS, you're welcome to, though the majority of new changes affect macOS and Linux. Mostly only translations are new.
If you'd like to build this for macOS too, you're also welcome to. Although I use the macOS version myself, I don't have an Apple Developer account, so I can't put it on the Mac App Store. The mac version has been working well for me, but I don't know if e.g. the App Store puts the app in a sandbox or something like that. (That's what Flatpak does.) If you decide to release it there, make sure to test at least data persistence and export and import functionality.
Hope this release is ok!
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Awesome, thanks @12people ! I'll see if I can get some time on the weekend to push new Android / iOS versions. I'll look into the osx publishing.. I don't normally have access to a mac and in the past I've built the iOS version using a VM, so I can't promise anything there unfortunately.
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Great!
No worries about the Mac version — I'm only using it for my own purposes and am getting by with a self-compiled. An AppStore release would be a nice-to-have for other Mac users, but not a necessity given that it runs on phones too.