12 May
2015
12 May
'15
11:32 p.m.
Hi,
in our Mac-Pool we installed TextMate 2 for our students. Recently I have the
impression that we are forced to update TextMate every week. Is this intended
or do I get something wrong?
Cheers,
Michael
12 May
12 May
11:39 p.m.
Use the Update preferences so you are notified only of major updates. They are months
apart! m.
Sent from my iPhone, but I am not a dork. Really.
On May 12, 2015, at 4:32 PM, Michael Lehn
<michael.lehn(a)uni-ulm.de> wrote:
Hi,
in our Mac-Pool we installed TextMate 2 for our students. Recently I have the
impression that we are forced to update TextMate every week. Is this intended
or do I get something wrong?
Cheers,
Michael
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11:41 p.m.
Thanks! I will try that
On 13 May 2015, at 01:39, Matt Neuburg <matt(a)tidbits.com> wrote:
Use the Update preferences so you are notified only of
major updates. They are months apart! m.
Sent from my iPhone, but I am not a dork. Really.
On May 12, 2015, at 4:32 PM, Michael Lehn
<michael.lehn(a)uni-ulm.de> wrote:
Hi,
in our Mac-Pool we installed TextMate 2 for our students. Recently I have the
impression that we are forced to update TextMate every week. Is this intended
or do I get something wrong?
Cheers,
Michael
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13 May
13 May
1:50 p.m.
On 13 May 2015, at 1:32, Michael Lehn wrote:
in our Mac-Pool we installed TextMate 2 for our
students. Recently I
have the
impression that we are forced to update TextMate every week. Is this
intended
or do I get something wrong?
I am puzzled why you recently got this impression, as the last update
was released the 26th of March, so there has been no updates for the
last 6-7 weeks, even if you had changed the update preference from
“normal releases” (default) to “nightly builds”.
That said, the current TextMate beta builds do expire after 5 months,
and they’ll notify you about this after 3 months. This is something
some detest, so I’ll make it so that licensed users can choose to
ignore this (in nearest future).
Of course I would still prefer if (even licensed) users kept their
version up-to-date since there are some interdependencies between the
bundles and TextMate, i.e. knowing that no-one is running a version of
TextMate older than 5 months means that bundles can be updated to rely
on infrastructure that is at least 5 months old.
There is a version dependence system for bundles, but we do not store
old versions of bundles.
6:53 p.m.
On 13 May 2015, at 15:50, Allan Odgaard <mailinglist(a)textmate.org> wrote:
On 13 May 2015, at 1:32, Michael Lehn wrote:
By “impression” I mean: every second week I have a computer lab session in this pool and
pretty much each time
some students can’t start TextMate because they get the message that it’s outdated. I
will check what settings are
used in Textmate the next days. As I am personally using VIM so I am not familiar about
update settings used in
TextMate. I understand that you are interested in users haven up-to-date versions. But
we would be more interested
in buying a license that works until the next Mac OS X version. At least updates should
happen via the AppStore so
that we apply all updates together once a month.
in our Mac-Pool we installed TextMate 2 for our
students. Recently I have the
impression that we are forced to update TextMate every week. Is this intended
or do I get something wrong?
I am puzzled why you recently got this impression, as the last update was released the
26th of March, so there has been no updates for the last 6-7 weeks, even if you had
changed the update preference from “normal releases” (default) to “nightly builds”.
That said, the current TextMate beta builds do expire after 5 months, and they’ll notify
you about this after 3 months. This is something some detest, so I’ll make it so that
licensed users can choose to ignore this (in nearest future).
Of course I would still prefer if (even licensed) users kept their version up-to-date
since there are some interdependencies between the bundles and TextMate, i.e. knowing that
no-one is running a version of TextMate older than 5 months means that bundles can be
updated to rely on infrastructure that is at least 5 months old.
There is a version dependence system for bundles, but we do not store old versions of
bundles.
17 May
17 May
12:16 a.m.
Hi Michael,
I notice you post from a Uni address. Is it possible that the Uni student
computers have a similar behaviour to those at the Uni I am at? At the end
of each login session, the computers rollback anything the students have
done to a known state, including any program updates.
This means that to update a program and have it "stick", it needs to be
done by one of the system administrators.
You could examine this further by watching the Textmate versionas shown in
the About box.
Hope this helps!
MarkL
On 14 May 2015 at 04:53, Michael Lehn <michael.lehn(a)uni-ulm.de> wrote:
On 13 May 2015, at 15:50, Allan Odgaard <mailinglist(a)textmate.org> wrote:
was released
the 26th of March, so there has been no updates for the last
6-7 weeks, even if you had changed the update preference from “normal
releases” (default) to “nightly builds”.
By “impression” I mean: every second week I have a computer lab session in
this pool and pretty much each time
some students can’t start TextMate because they get the message that it’s
outdated. I will check what settings are
used in Textmate the next days. As I am personally using VIM so I am not
familiar about update settings used in
TextMate. I understand that you are interested in users haven up-to-date
versions. But we would be more interested
in buying a license that works until the next Mac OS X version. At least
updates should happen via the AppStore so
that we apply all updates together once a month.
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On 13 May 2015, at 1:32, Michael Lehn wrote:
> in our Mac-Pool we installed TextMate 2 for our students. Recently I
have
the
> impression that we are forced to update
TextMate every week. Is this
intended
or do I
get something wrong?
I am puzzled why you recently got this impression, as the last update
That said, the current TextMate beta builds do expire after 5 months,
and they’ll
notify you about this after 3 months. This is something some
detest, so I’ll make it so that licensed users can choose to ignore this
(in nearest future).
Of course I would still prefer if (even licensed) users kept their
version
up-to-date since there are some interdependencies between the
bundles and TextMate, i.e. knowing that no-one is running a version of
TextMate older than 5 months means that bundles can be updated to rely on
infrastructure that is at least 5 months old.
There is a version dependence system for bundles, but we do not store
old versions
of bundles.
13 Jun
13 Jun
7:42 p.m.
On 13 May 2015, at 20:53, Michael Lehn wrote:
[…] I understand that you are interested in users
haven up-to-date
versions. But we would be more interested in buying a license that
works until the next Mac OS X version.
Starting with beta 7.3, registered users should no longer see any
“TextMate is Outdated” dialog.
At least updates should happen via the AppStore so
that we apply all updates together once a month.
Unfortunately the AppStore has too many restrictions to allow software
like TextMate.
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