Installing the TurboFloat Server on Mac through installer

>> "There are no samples to install TurboFloat Server through installer."

The example we have is a 1-liner commandline command: https://wyday.com/limelm/help/turbofloat-server/#install

sudo ./TurboFloatServer -i

That's really all customers need to know.

For customer unfamiliar with terminal, sudo, etc., etc., we're releasing a new product shortly that will let customers spin-up TurboFloat Server instances on our infrastructure without any technical knowledge.

This new product is already hinted at in that article.

Thanks for the response.

"For customer unfamiliar with terminal, sudo, etc., etc., we're releasing a new product shortly that will let customers spin-up TurboFloat Server instances on our infrastructure without any technical knowledge."You have been saying this since June. Could you tell us when it will be available? Please do understand that your customers have to provide some cloud-based licensing (i.e., hosted server) to their end users. I am afraid you cannot just keep saying "very soon" 😉 .

>> "Could you tell us when it will be available?"

No. No hard date. ASAP. It'll be out when it's out.

Bottom line: we're working on it and we want to get it out as quickly as possible. We don't have public roadmaps (nor will we ever). We don't worry our customers with the technical difficulties or staffing efforts (it's our job to handle it). And lastly, we don't (anymore) give time estimates for products.

We will eventually change the last one. Namely, once we invest the time and resources into building a sufficiently accurate time estimation process we *might* start giving time estimates to customers again.

But long story short: it'll be out when it's out.