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Originally Posted by Ken Case
The App Store now requires that we sandbox all updates to our apps. We started this process on 10.7 and reported to Apple the issues we were encountering with getting our apps working within a sandbox—but most of our issues weren't solved until 10.8.
All of our upcoming sandboxed apps are expected to require 10.8.
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Thanks for your answer. Ok I understand your position. Nevertheless I'm a little bit surprised: thousands of developers are in the same situation. Does it mean, that for every software on the market an update brings the consequence to upgrade OS X from 10.6/10.7 to 10.8?
Sorry, I can't believe that.
I have already installed Apps from the App-Store and for many of them I received updates within the last 2-3 weeks. But the minimum requirements for all (!) updates were
10.6.8.
Here an example (a software update from last week):
There are other reasons I guess. But stop discussing about this. OMNI has their point of view and I have an MacPro (late 2007) that does not support 10.8. So I have to change the software in the near future.