in opposite to 4.X with its hordes of developers of course
You seem to have missed my point. I'm mentioning 68K not because the situation is better with regard to OS4 (we all know that the developer situation is about the same in both camps) but simply because Petah demands the reprint of the original RKRM, which is mainly for 68K systems. (The OS4 crowd has the Dev Wiki, which by now is much more relevant and up-to-date.)
I think reprinting is unrealistic and developers today do not buy and read books anymore. Better would be to have up-to-date informations online (as a wiki or similar)
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Re: Status of ROM Kernel Reference Manuals reprints? Posted on 26-Feb-2018 11:59:33
I think reprinting is unrealistic and developers today do not buy and read books anymore. Better would be to have up-to-date informations online (as a wiki or similar)
Exactly. And those who need a printed manual can always convert the wiki into PDF and use one of the many print-on-demand services.
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