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Re: Mac OS 10.5 is "pretty old now" ?

Subject: Re: Mac OS 10.5 is "pretty old now" ?
From: Greg Guerin <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 25 Mar 2011 10:11:33 -0700

Xochitl Lunde wrote:

Given that I'm the only "Mac developer" at my company, I would like to support as few versions as possible without making unreasonable demands. My target customers are using Mac OS in IT environments or data centers.

Step 1 is finding out what your customers use now. If you don't know that, and in what percentages, then you can't make an informed decision about what OS versions to support. The word for "not making an informed decision" is "guessing".

Examples of product usage statistics:

OmniGroup:
  http://update.omnigroup.com/

AdiumX:
  http://www.adiumx.com/sparkle/

Atomic Bird:
  http://www.atomicbird.com/sparkle-stats
  .. charts require Flash

Zanka:
  http://zankasoftware.com/sparkle/stats.pl

  -- GG

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