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     icon: apple
     packages:
       - arch: "10.12+"
-        link: ./2021/03/09/macOS_version_notes.html
+        link: ./2021/08/14/macOS_releases_going_forward.html
     icon: apple
   - name: Source
     icon: github
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+---
+title: "macOS Releases Going Forward"
+---
+We now have working macOS versions of dupeGuru built with both UI toolkits and supporting both 
+Intel and M1 chips.  The latest downloads are as follows (see details below for more information):
+- Qt Version [https://github.com/arsenetar/dupeguru/releases/download/4.1.1/dupeguru_macOS_Qt_4.1.1.zip](https://github.com/arsenetar/dupeguru/releases/download/4.1.1/dupeguru_macOS_Qt_4.1.1.zip)
+- Cocoa Version [https://github.com/arsenetar/dupeguru/releases/download/4.1.1/dupeguru_macOS_Cocoa_4.1.1.dmg](https://github.com/arsenetar/dupeguru/releases/download/4.1.1/dupeguru_macOS_Cocoa_4.1.1.dmg)
+
+## History
+Awhile back we had detailed the state of issues with macOS versions in {% post_url 2021-03-09-macOS_Version_notes %}.  We have now been able to package both Qt and Cocoa versions successfully for distribution.  
+These versions are also compatible with Intel and M1 chips.  The Qt version had previously 
+been held up due to issues with the packaging tools.  All the issues with packaging are now
+resolved.
+
+## Going Forward
+Of the two versions, the Cocoa version can be considered the legacy version, due to needing 
+to maintain a second UI layer.  We are considering phasing out the Cocoa version in future 
+releases.  The Cocoa UI is already a ways behind the Qt version and does not implement several 
+features.  There is no real development support for the Cocoa UI aside from minor bug fixes. 
+As such we recommend users to start trying the Qt Version out and report any issues or missing 
+items versus the Cocoa version.  The Cocoa UI will most likely not get any new features moving 
+forward at this time, however we will try to support the current functionality until it is phased
+out.
+
+If there is interest in contributing to the development of the Cocoa UI, and helping provide support
+for it, then we can consider not phasing it out.