DAC and software for Mac OS X

[masterpj]

Nothing would please me more than having a software package like Pangolin Quickshow ported to the Mac OS. After going through the Pangolin web site throughly, I saw nothing for the Mac OS. The photo of their booth showing a user with a MacBook Pro running Quickshow must have been in either Virtual Mode or in a Boot Camp Partition.

It makes sense for a company to spend the time to develop a Mac version of an important program like Quickshow. Mac has been using the Intel chip now for quite a few years. Compatibility is not a major issue any longer. The SDK's available from apple along with their Free Technical support makes it a no-brainer in most cases.

It certainly does help if the Mac users interested in the program contact Pangolin directly and let them know there is interest in a Mac O/S version.

I have to agree and disagree on certain points.. trying to develop for apple has been a pain in the ass. a switch from windows developing to mac developing is really a let down.
I think in the end it's a boot camp partitition.
C++ is pangolins major programming language nowadays, problem is xcode and C++ differ alot from eachother.
I do think pangolin is aware of the demand of a mac version.
Mac has indeed beein using the intel chip quite a years, but i remember seeing a half year or longer ago that apple rejected intel now and dropped intel (like they always try to take everything in their own controll) and start manufactoring their own cpus, a shame.

Even though I'm a windows user. I have a certain hope that their will be a mac version

[cybertoyz]

Your points are well taken.

Thanks for the input.

Steve

I have to agree and disagree on certain points.. trying to develop for apple has been a pain in the ass. a switch from windows developing to mac developing is really a let down.
I think in the end it's a boot camp partitition.
C++ is pangolins major programming language nowadays, problem is xcode and C++ differ alot from eachother.
I do think pangolin is aware of the demand of a mac version.
Mac has indeed beein using the intel chip quite a years, but i remember seeing a half year or longer ago that apple rejected intel now and dropped intel (like they always try to take everything in their own controll) and start manufactoring their own cpus, a shame.

Even though I'm a windows user. I have a certain hope that their will be a mac version

[cyberb0b]

that laptop is running Windows .. 100% sure!!

I dont know but i thought he used boodcamp, could be parallels as wel.. dont know for sure

[gashead]

that laptop is running Windows .. 100% sure!!

I dont know but i thought he used boodcamp, could be parallels as wel.. dont know for sure

Could be Vmware fusion, Orcale Virtualbox in seamless mode.

Choices are endless!

I've emailed Bill.

Cheers,

N.

[masterpj]

Could be Vmware fusion, Orcale Virtualbox in seamless mode.

Choices are endless!

I've emailed Bill.

Cheers,

N.

great thanks
save's me an email.

[gashead]

great thanks
save's me an email.

I emailed.. Bill say no.

Cheers,

N.