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Who is suggesting that? Just have an option in the preference window of your application to specify a config file. And you can still pipe all your preferences into your command line argument handler.
ermm.. which Mac users are you talking about, the ones buying Mac apps, or the ones who have moved to OSX from Unix and still want to run the Unix apps they expect to be able to run, smoothly, just like the good ol' (irix) days?
You seem to be contradicting yourself here. You won't use a terminal command because it is too difficult and yet you say you're targeting people moving from Unix to OS X.
well, fortunately, editing a .plist is somewhat akin to editing a Windows shortcut, and pretty much everyone i know, who will run the apps i'm porting from Unix->OSX, will have no problems with that. if there is time to over-Apple'ify the port codebase, maybe i will add a prefpane, a startup items link, an argv list parser Dashboard widget, an RSS screensaver feed reading my xml files, etc.
No, editing a plist is nothing like editing a windows shortcut.
Windows:
OSX:
Bonus for the Info.plist-savvy Administrator:
Bonus: with minimal effort, same effect across all Unix targets, including OSX.
And Mac OS X isn't Windows. No one's asking you to make all that. I'm not suggesting making a preference pane. I'm suggesting making a preference window that's opened via a menu item. Which isn't that hard at all to do.
look, its not hard. true. but it is code that is only useful for OSX.
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