Oolite Bulletins

Oolite test release 1.73.3 is now available from GURPO. This is a bug-fix update to 1.73–1.73.2. The updater can be applied to 1.65 and the test release series starting from 1.70 (specifically, versions 1.65, 1.70, 1.71, 1.71.1, 1.71.2, 1.72, 1.72.1, 1.72.2, 1.72.2.1, 1.73, 1.73.0.1, 1.73.1 and 1.73.2).

Changes since Oolite 1.73.2:

• Fixed failure on startup when two OXPs define the same equipment.
• Partial fix for bug where the system data screen showed a planet in systems that had gone nova.
• Fixed AI habit of trying to steal cargo right out of other ships' scoops, with hilarious results.
• [Mac] Docking clearance, the wormhole scanner and targeting of incoming missiles are now enabled.
• [Mac] Fixed incompatibility with Debug OXP.
• [Mac] Fixed minor leak in Snow Leopard resulting from the recent crash report enhancement.

Special quantum notice: if you downloaded 1.73.3 earlier, and this message wasn’t here, you didn’t download 1.73.3, so you’d better do it again.

I’m particularly interested in hearing whether this version works properly under Mac OS X 10.3.9. (It should, and if it does, 10.3.9 compatibility for 1.74 becomes a more reasonable prospect.)

And Yet, I did not update oolite yet...

FSOneblin

Ahruman wrote:

I’m particularly interested in hearing whether this version works properly under Mac OS X 10.3.9. (It should, and if it does, 10.3.9 compatibility for 10.4 becomes a more reasonable prospect.)

Do you mean 10.3.9 compatibility for 1.74?

Kaks wrote:

Ahruman wrote:

I’m particularly interested in hearing whether this version works properly under Mac OS X 10.3.9. (It should, and if it does, 10.3.9 compatibility for 10.4 becomes a more reasonable prospect.)

Do you mean 10.3.9 compatibility for 1.74? :P

I certainly didn’t make a silly mistake like that. You must be imagining things. I nevar make mestikes.

Ahruman wrote:

I’m particularly interested in hearing whether this version works properly under Mac OS X 10.3.9. (It should, and if it does, 10.3.9 compatibility for 1.74 becomes a more reasonable prospect.)

Since no-one has commented on this in a relevant way (thank you, Very Slightly Grand Sub-Commodore Kaks) I’ll toss a coin. Heads: no-one commented because it works fine in 10.3.9. Tails: no-one commented because no-one cares about 10.3.9 support after all.

Ahruman wrote:

I’ll toss a coin. Heads: no-one commented because it works fine in 10.3.9. Tails: no-one commented because no-one cares about 10.3.9 support after all.

And?

I guess we’ll find out when 1.74 comes out.