Stop pointing to futurice now macOS is supported #79
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(Apple rebranded Mac OS X to OS X in 2012, and then to macOS in 2016.)
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The reason we point to it is not just that it isn't or wasn't supported, but that using your package manager is generally preferred, unless GHC is not well maintained there or too old. I think I will add a FAQ section. |
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I don't quite understand what you mean (are you saying I'll submit the naming change separately. |
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Oh well, I guess I didn't even read carefully what futurice is :) I'm not a mac user. Yeah, it seems they already link to us, so we can probably remove that reference from our README. |
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(And a small text change around "macOS".)