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I am not sure whether this post belongs here or under another forum but since we're all Mac users, I figured I'd get the best answer here.
I discover today after reinstalling my OS, that the Curse program for managing addons is no longer supported.
Is there another Mac-based program out there that does the same thing?
Thanks.

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I suppose you could go to wowinterface.com, but what version did you reload? And did you reinstall curse? I just recently performed an upgrade from 10.6 to 10.8 and Curse was still happy.

I'm curious as to why they stopped development of the OS X curse client. WoWInterface unfortunately does not host a good number of addons that Curse does, and some of the addons on WOWInterface have been left out of date and only the Curse and CurseForge pages updated.
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I'm curious as to why they stopped development of the OS X curse client. WoWInterface unfortunately does not host a good number of addons that Curse does, and some of the addons on WOWInterface have been left out of date and only the Curse and CurseForge pages updated.

That is because while they are good friends they are still two competing websites.
Curse doesn't export addons to Wowinterface and neither does Wowinterface export to Curse.
An addon author has to upload and/or maintain and update an addon on either site themselves. Manually.
That is why an addon could be up to date on Curse but not Wowinterface.
As for the Curse Mac client support was dropped as development on it was lagging behind the PC version too much. Probably as they couldn't find a Mac dev with enough time to do it. The only two Mac devs the Curse team have are too busy with other projects right now.

I just ran into this today as I have recently started playing WoW again after a 6 month hiatus. You can still download the older version and it seems to work fine.

That is because while they are good friends they are still two competing websites.
Curse doesn't export addons to Wowinterface and neither does Wowinterface export to Curse.
An addon author has to upload and/or maintain and update an addon on either site themselves. Manually.
That is why an addon could be up to date on Curse but not Wowinterface.

This much I already knew, as well as some authors dropping WoWInterface.com for Curse.com and the access to CurseForge.net repository/CVS site.

As for the Curse Mac client support was dropped as development on it was lagging behind the PC version too much. Probably as they couldn't find a Mac dev with enough time to do it. The only two Mac devs the Curse team have are too busy with other projects right now.

This is what I kind of figured. Sounds a lot like somebody else we both know. ;)
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This is what I kind of figured. Sounds a lot like somebody else we both know. ;)

Thats why we thought that you might want to take over and keep working on it. Since you know so much about the Mac world ;)
Yesterday I tried to create an Exit Button in Xcode, well. the button is there, its named Exit, but the coding behind it, is more a little yeah. umm. Not really working! I'm sure you know more about that stuff ;p

Thats why we thought that you might want to take over and keep working on it. Since you know so much about the Mac world ;)

I know about the OS and software in general, as well as the hardware. Coding, not nearly as much.

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Yesterday I tried to create an Exit Button in Xcode, well. the button is there, its named Exit, but the coding behind it, is more a little yeah. umm. Not really working! I'm sure you know more about that stuff ;p
You'll need Interface Builder for that. Unless that's what you were using in which case, ionno :P
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Did you go to school to learn about that or you teached that by yourself through the internet? I'm desperately looking for something like that, college wise. But I don't really find something to that. meh.
Sorry about the Off-topic.
Greetings,
Nezan

Go to school to learn what, coding? CS courses exist for that for sure. If you mean just to learn about computing, they have those too, though I've been using computers since I was in the second grade way back in 1983 (we had Apple //e computers in my elementary school class since I was part of the G.A.T.E. program). I was among two people that actually knew how to take apart and maintain our Apple ImageWriter daisywheel printer for example. At 7 years old.
I miss those days.
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Curse client still works fine. in fact, unofficially it was discontinued 2 major versions ago. They just had a pipe dream of hiring a cocoa dev to take it over that never happened. Mac coders are super rare. Look at blizzard. They have been hiring a dev to work on battle.net desktop for 1-2 years now (well BDA now

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