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Today's Development source snapshot adds a Serbian translation contributed by SerbXenomorph. This translation uses the Latin alphabet. SerbXenomorph contributed the translation in the Cyrillic alphabet, which was converted to the Latin alphabet with multiple online conversion services, which all gave the same result. It would take much more work for Mini vMac to support the Cyrillic alphabet, in its private cross platform font. Maybe someday. (According to Wikipedia, "Serbian is practically the only European standard language whose speakers are fully functionally digraphic, using both Cyrillic and Latin alphabets.") Today's snapshot also adds a new compile time option, "-sbx 1", to enable Sandboxing in the Cocoa version for OS X. This is an Apple security mechanism, so that any bugs, or even maliciousness, in Mini vMac can only do limited harm. This option might be the default in a future version of Mini vMac. However, it does remove some capabilities. The single requested "entitlement" allows Mini vMac to read and write files that the user has selected, with the Open File dialog, or by dragging into the Mini vMac window or icon. But Mini vMac's ability to automatically find files by name in special locations is severely restricted. It is prevented from finding "vMac.ROM", "disk1.dsk", "disk2.dsk", etc. in the folder containing the application. It can find such files in a "mnvm_dat" folder created inside the application, but only read only. It does not have access to "~/Library/Preferences" to find "vMac.ROM" (but it does get access to the corresponding folder inside its container folder, which is obscure). It does have read only acces to "/Library/Application Support/". Furthermore, if these named files are links that won't work unless the file linked to is in one of the few places that a Sandboxed application has access to. The Cocoa version for OS X now looks for the ROM image in one additional place, "/Library/Application Support/Gryphel/mnvm_rom/", which can be read by a Sandboxed application.
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