Rolling my own for etedav would be a real This attitude of pushing the work back at the user doesn't really work for hybrid open-source/commercial projects. We participate in open source projects which are primarily PHP or javascript based as that's where our expertise is. I regularly donate to open source projects. You'd do better to just ask for a donation or something. Running Rosetta 2 in the background slows downs the computer and ties up a large amount of memory, just like running any VM within an OS.Īs I said before, I'd like to sign up for the paid service of etedav but won't do it unless there's a binary for M1. I'm not sure why it's so difficult for you to create binaries for M1 computers. In particular people who owns these computers are those who will pay for software. Apple M1 computers represent a large and growing market share. If you haven't, give us the benefit of the doubt and assume it's just a bit more work than you think it I'm not asking for customisation or anything extraordinary. In short: I'm not trying to get users to do extra work, and again, if you've solved it and you think you have a solution that could benefit everyone, please share it. If open source projects had sales people, you'd have heard them saying the same. The reason why you think programmers "assume it's fair to outsource your work onto the user", is because when you interact with programmers directly (rather than marketing/sales/whatever) it's with open source projects that actually ENABLE YOU to do all of that.
GETTING STARTED WITH BUSYCONTACTS CODE
I'm not trying to push work to the user by saying this, I'm literally just pointing out the benefits of having all of the code open source. It's open source though, everyone can change, improve, remix, and rebuild as they see fit. I've been focusing on improvements to the server and infrastructure recently, and that's been taking my time. In a perfect world I'd have everything implemented for everyone immediately as they want it, but I can't do everything. Blaming me for not immediately jumping to support a platform I don't even have access to, when there are alternatives (Rosetta 2) available is just unfair. I've been toiling on this open source project away for years to make privacy and security better for everyone. A difficult issue with programmers is that you assume that it's fair to outsource your work onto the user, instead of just providing working binaries which would save thousands of people from having to build such binaries themselves.
GETTING STARTED WITH BUSYCONTACTS LICENSE
Most of the other open source or shareware projects that I either sponsor or license have M1 binaries. Restore deleted contact list.Tom, there has to be another way to build and attach M1 binaries. Therefore, if you are restoring from a backup that was created yesterday, any contacts created or edited today will be lost. Note: When this option is not checked, all of the existing contacts on the address book you are restoring will be replaced with the contents of the backup. This allows you to then drag and drop individual contacts you would like to restore from the restored address book back to the account you wish to restore these to.
Starting with v1.4.12, you can click on the Restore as a "On My Mac" address book only checkbox on the dialog presented to restore it as a Local address book. Note: You cannot restore read-only address books like Twitter. The selected address books will be restored from the backup. Select the address books you wish to restore and click Restore. If you wish to restore your contacts from one of these backups, select File > Restore From Backup (or click Restore From Backup on the Backup pane of the Preferences window), then double-click on a backup file to open it.
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