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Stars and mentions · Last 30 days, Oct 5 – Nov 3
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- 1Owned by indygreg now
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- PyOxidizerBest: 2nd by stars, 331 stars010
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Mentions
> Many of our customers build and test iOS apps. You can't build iOS apps without a Mac. Not true. cross-compilers.sjer.red Sorry for the clearly vibe-coded website. I use this to build a few iOS/macOS apps for personal use. It started a few years ago (pre-AI) when I pieced together a toolchain for cross-compiling C/C++/Fortran from a Linux host to macOS (used by my former employer at p3m.dev). Even signing/stapling/notarization can be done on Linux: github.com/indygreg/apple-platform-rs/tree/main/a… There's no good reason why these things can't be done on Linux, especially with AI.