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Update TODO re: Mac stuff
The macOS zip file already was automated (though it should really be a separate target in build.xml), and I have added a note about the possibility of using Sean Riley's appbundler fork as an alternative to jarbundler and the universalJavaApplicationStub shell script. I went with the stub and jarbundler because Oracle has had a bad habit of regularly changing and deprecating Mac bundling practices, but the bundling of a JRE should make that a one-click (well, one-doubleclick) solution for the end user. If the GUI app *worked* that would be a strong consideration. It's not even a waste of diskspace on a system using APFS if multiple copies of the JRE are on the system, if they're the same JRE. Also noted that CF card access as a raw disk is possible on Windows as well.
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@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ This is the internal list of items that need to be done.
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-- 1.3.5 --
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--- FUTURE ---
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o Automate Mac zip file build
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o Add binaries to repository to simplify AC development and builds
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o Create subdirectories as appropriate (ProDOS).
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o Create reusable show dialog messages (they're scattered all over right now) to clean
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@ -43,3 +42,6 @@ o Can AppleCommander read a CF card with ProDOS volumes on it? This is an IDE d
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connected either via USB or a card reader. Requires some level of OS integration...
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some form of raw disk access. There is the possibility of finding a USB-level driver
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or of reading raw data from a disk. Unix is most likely, unsure of Windows.
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[iKarith: Yes, Windows can do it using a special "drive", CiderPress does it.]
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o Evaluate and consider Sean Riley's appbundler fork as an alternative to jarbundler for
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macOS: <https://bitbucket.org/infinitekind/appbundler>
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