@PatSchaber Mac Mini is a solid pick. Go heavier on RAM than storage, browsers plus a few agents eat memory fast and you can add an external SSD later. Or skip owning hardware: myusmini has one-per-person physical Mac minis hosted in the US, $79 to $149/mo https://t.co/vOzUnHQNC6
@capridesktop If the repo's on GitHub, a macOS runner in Actions can build and package the dmg for you, no Mac on your desk needed. Someone should still launch it once before release though, unsigned builds love getting blocked by Gatekeeper haha
@EzioEagle21 Exports fine, crashes on launch is the classic no-Mac-to-test trap haha. MIDI playback tends to be platform specific, so it may need a different backend on macOS. Asking a Mac player to send the crash report from Console would probably point straight at it
@josh_bickett Command station vs workstation is exactly the right split. The laptop sleeps, the Mini doesn't. Only thing that still bites is the Mini rebooting for an update at 3am and half the agents quietly not coming back haha
@martiano Opening the local editor from the remote shell is a tiny thing that kills half the friction of a headless Mini. Pair it with tmux on the Mini and the session survives the laptop lid closing too