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FWIW, there is no version of Xcode that will both run on 10.6.8 and will allow you to submit to the App Store. The latest version of Xcode that supports 10.6.x is Xcode 4.2, while the minimum version of Xcode that can build arm64 code (which is required for App Store submission) is Xcode 5.x (which itself requires OS X 10.8.4 or later)
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As of September 29, 2023, all Media Composer installers pre-dating Media Composer 2023.8 will no longer be available for download from our download center or as links in individual MyAvid products. We will be adding maintenance versions for version 2022.12.x and version 2021.12.x which will be made available in the download center soon. However, our ability to host versions that are no longer technically under support is going away.
I personally have been doing this for years - ever since Avid stopped shipping DVD installation disks. Keeping installers for older versions is a long-time workflow that many editors and assistants have been doing for obvious reasons. (One of those reasons for older versions is to make sure that when deciding to update to the latest version, to first use the older version's uninstaller that it came with.) Many of you will remember Avid doing this before - which is why you currently see the older versions only going back to MC 5.5.
Unbelievable - please reconsider even if that means putting the legacy versions on a low-bandwidth archive server hosted by an arms-length 3rd party. As Avid continues to lose market share, decisions like this simply push people away. Very disappointed.
Of course, that's what I did (downloaded many versions) and I'm sure that will be good enough. I understand that this has to do with licensing the legacy technology for script sync and phrase find. As you point out, it's not a huge issue for most users as long as they have a heads up (many will only discover this issue when they try to download an older version after the end of September 2023, though).
"Pearl clutching"? Yeah - well, many folks are walking away from Avid - probably not for this reason alone, but it is a consistent tone that gives people pause. For example, as of 2023.8, support for FireWire has been discontinued. Did you know that under the hood that also means that support for import of M2T (HDV) material is also no longer supported? Another 'little' thing that will make a small segment of users lives a little more difficult. Straw... Camel.
Recently I needed to install an older version of Adobe Illustrator and After Effects on my machine - the hassle I had to go through to find installers that would work on my OS was immense. Literally getting grilled by their support staff about why I needed these versions after spending way too long messing about with their automated AI support assistant and finally receiving a download link. Waste of everyone's time. What would have been really useful would have been some kind of online archive of all past versions that I could just easily download... sound familiar?
I'm having a problem using iptables on my Raspberry PI.
I've just downloaded a fresh version of Raspbian Lite on my PI and all I'm trying to do is check my iptables rules but it's not working and I'm getting this error:
>> iptables -L
iptables/1.8.2 Failed to initialize nft: Protocol not supported
I don't know what to do? could I go back to an older version of iptables or something?
Bare in mind I'm a real beginner in the IT world.
nftables is aiming at completely replacing iptables with extended features, but has a quite different implementation. A compatibility layer will be kept anyway, mostly in the userland tools, but partially in the kernel. This is in addition of the usual iptables "legacy" layer which will still be in the kernel for a long time.
get support for nftables in the kernel (and probably also at least NFT_COMPAT). Might require recompiling it or upgrading it in case you kept an older one. If this task requires too much effort, you can use the other alternative,
or use legacy version of iptables which will use the usual iptables kernel API. The previous link explains how to do it. As root user do (at least for iptables and ip6tables, and maybe for ebtables and arptables if installed):
To fix that install issue, I ran the update-alternatives commands from @A.B response and this fixed sudo iptables -V from displaying iptables/1.8.2 Failed to initialize nft: Protocol not supported to iptables v1.8.2 (legacy).
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