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Subject: Re: Status of Mac OS/X ports of git and cogito?
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John Ellson <ellson@research.att.com> writes:

> Do git and cogito build easily on Mac OS/X now?  Are there
> binaries available anywhere?

Not that I know of.  We used to get portability patches from
Darwin folks, but I haven't seen any lately.

I am somewhat interested in what portability glitches we still
have, but not having an access to a machine, it is more of a
curiosity rather than a necessity for me.

Are Darwin folks on the list happy with the current codebase, or
have you given up because it is too GNU/Linux specific?