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I have been building a Cocoa application and I\'ve gotten most of the code worked out. At this point I have the application itself, a .command files to run some things from terminal, and a folder used
Okay, this may well be a familiar question, however I still remain confused and I\'m struggling to find an answer that really clarifies the details.
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I\'ve got an applicati开发者_JS百科on in Ruby that uses the Qt 4 bindings. I want to be able to package and release it.
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