And this is a cross-platform project that's not exactly Cocoa-heavy (being based on Electron). The person I responded to did not say anything about creating GUIs either, so I am not sure what your point is.

> And of course code authors prefer compiling programs themselves on their infrastructure.

Which is why Travis, Circle, Appveyor and co have zero users, as we all know.

> If you want to volunteer and provide a Mac Build then get the source do it and distribute it

It's almost as if that was one of the things I suggested - working with the requester to provide a binary

> But don't accuse people of being somehow lazy for not supporting mac, that's preposterous.

I said the argument is lazy, not the people. If for some reason (ideological or whatever) you're not interested in supporting macOS, then say so outright. Don't pretend as though the only obstacle between you and distributing your otherwise cross-platform software for macOS is not having a literal Mac in your hands because there are other easy options, like taking on a contributor or using a build service.