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6 years agoBeta Build 110.3.425
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dolfke
5 years agoCollaborator | Level 10
Why all this buzz ?
Dropbox works fine with Rosetta. Point.
Get the latest build and try it out and stop complaining please.
djellison
5 years agoNew member | Level 2
dolfke - that's three times you've come into this thread to make the same comment.
Why all this buzz?
Because dev kits were out 9 months ago.
Because Rosetta isn't as efficient as native
Because if they're not keeping current on this, then what other performance or security improvements to MacOS are they also not using.
Why all this effort from you apologizing on behalf of Dropbox for slow/lazy/incompetent development.
- Mannaffolki5 years agoCollaborator | Level 8
@djellison â seconding your opinion. We need native support. Not now, not even yesterday, but months ago.
Devs, better get to work before Apple changes to new hardware again. - leftnotracks5 years agoHelpful | Level 6In November Dropbox suggested a native build was weeks away.
https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Dropbox-desktop-client-builds/Beta-Build-110-3-425/m-p/469696/highlight/true#M6084
Well, itâs been 22 weeks and so far nothing. Doesnât speak well of their credibility (saying a build was weeks from shipping) or competence.
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