Originally created by @alicera on GitHub (Jul 15, 2021).
If I have a project and it can build on linux and mac.
How can I manage and build it on the different platform conveniently ?
Originally created by @alicera on GitHub (Jul 15, 2021).
If I have a project and it can build on linux and mac.
How can I manage and build it on the different platform conveniently ?
It definitely not, MacOS is just similar to Linux due to the fact that they are both Unix-like. but they are definitely not the same. All linux distributions use the Linux kernel, and all OSX/MacOS versions use the Darwin kernel, and not the Linux one. Just spreading some insight :p
@bobrossrtx commented on GitHub (Aug 7, 2021):
> I know the mac is based on linux
It definitely not, MacOS is just similar to Linux due to the fact that they are both Unix-like. but they are definitely not the same. All linux distributions use the Linux kernel, and all OSX/MacOS versions use the Darwin kernel, and not the Linux one. Just spreading some insight :p
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Originally created by @alicera on GitHub (Jul 15, 2021).
If I have a project and it can build on linux and mac.
How can I manage and build it on the different platform conveniently ?
@sickcodes commented on GitHub (Jul 28, 2021):
This project doesn't run on macOS at the moment.
@alicera commented on GitHub (Jul 29, 2021):
I know the mac is based on linux
@bobrossrtx commented on GitHub (Aug 7, 2021):
It definitely not, MacOS is just similar to Linux due to the fact that they are both Unix-like. but they are definitely not the same. All linux distributions use the Linux kernel, and all OSX/MacOS versions use the Darwin kernel, and not the Linux one. Just spreading some insight :p