Well they shouldn't be surprised because they switched processors 12 years earlier making a similar transition necessary. Don't know why they initially choose the Motorolas as the earlier Apples didn't use them but the were probably a very good reason for it at the time. When they did Apple I the processor they choose was about 1/8th of the cost of an Intel or Motorola. They simply couldn't afford them.UltraJv wrote:If he had chose Intel from the get go, the transition from OS9 to OSX would have been simple. I remember Mac owners being horrified when he changed over.jupiter8 wrote:Except for the fact that Intels CPUs were always at least twice as fast as IBMs offerings.UltraJv wrote:Didnt they make that decision with the IBM CPU years ago? Then went to Intel and upset Mac owners. This means no backward compatibilty with OSX and little advantage.
R.I.P., Macintosh?
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- 17998 posts since 24 May, 2009 from A galaxy, far far away
nothing i ever used got lost between tiger and leopard
it's hardly a huge trend
it's hardly a huge trend
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- 1036 posts since 21 Aug, 2006 from toronto, on
don't use any third-party audio interfaces, do you?ebow wrote:nothing i ever used got lost between tiger and leopard
it's hardly a huge trend
I didn't, either, but a LOT of people here on KVR were PISSED that their vendors had to do so much work to get out Leopard-compatible drivers were available.
Say what you like about Windows, but drivers for old hardware are often still supported in new releases, right from Microsoft.
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"ALL YOUR CUBASE ARE BELONG TO REAPER" - 5.1 Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 3:17 pm
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- 17998 posts since 24 May, 2009 from A galaxy, far far away
huh...aren't all audio interfaces 3rd party ??blatanville wrote:don't use any third-party audio interfaces, do you?ebow wrote:nothing i ever used got lost between tiger and leopard
it's hardly a huge trend
I didn't, either, but a LOT of people here on KVR were PISSED that their vendors had to do so much work to get out Leopard-compatible drivers were available.
Say what you like about Windows, but drivers for old hardware are often still supported in new releases, right from Microsoft.
as for drivers for windows.....????
- KVRAF
- 9590 posts since 17 Sep, 2002 from Gothenburg Sweden
You're not really suggesting that Apples track record with backwards compability would be better than Microsofts,do you ? Because that is just plain wrong,whatever way you choose to look at it. Apple vs MS thread bore me but this one just had to be addressed. It's not even an opinion. Try and load a 10 year old plugin,hell even a 3 year old will probably do,on the latest MacOSX and see how that goes.ebow wrote:huh...aren't all audio interfaces 3rd party ??blatanville wrote:don't use any third-party audio interfaces, do you?ebow wrote:nothing i ever used got lost between tiger and leopard
it's hardly a huge trend
I didn't, either, but a LOT of people here on KVR were PISSED that their vendors had to do so much work to get out Leopard-compatible drivers were available.
Say what you like about Windows, but drivers for old hardware are often still supported in new releases, right from Microsoft.
as for drivers for windows.....????:D:D:D ever visit the DUC ??
Not saying keeping backwards compability is necessary a great thing all the time but to claim that Apple does it better than MS is just plain wrong. Hell, it's even part of their business strategy. See the removal of floppy disks etc.
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- 7794 posts since 20 Jul, 2004 from Clearwater
Please do, actually the only one that I really care about is Expose and it's so obvious that micro soft copied the functionality for Arrow Point or whatever they called it...UltraJv wrote:I could correct those individually but heres the one on the dock - it was Next (after jobs left) that came up with it :
"A number of Apple employees joined Steve Jobs' NeXT after he left Apple in 1986. That company created an early Dock for the NeXTSTEP"
http://www.roughlydrafted.com/2009/02/0 ... e-taskbar/
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- KVRAF
- 4265 posts since 21 Oct, 2001 from my bolthole in the south pacific
Just on the subject of iPad processor choice of the A4 which came up in passing. I don't think x86 chips were ever in the running for this sort of application. ARM and ATOM other smart phone oriented processors definitely are and, perhaps in time, the new NVidia and AMD SOC chips will offer the right kind of power/performance ratio.
The reason is that power consumption of current desktop and laptop chips is way too high. Phone processors can now do with one watt what desktop machines did with a hundred watts a decade ago. Lightweight touchscreen gizmos will build on phone and netbook technology and will have features like "instant on" built into their design spec.
The reason is that power consumption of current desktop and laptop chips is way too high. Phone processors can now do with one watt what desktop machines did with a hundred watts a decade ago. Lightweight touchscreen gizmos will build on phone and netbook technology and will have features like "instant on" built into their design spec.
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- 5948 posts since 19 Jun, 2008 from Melbourne, Australia
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- 7794 posts since 20 Jul, 2004 from Clearwater
Perhaps my price is "too high" for this bunch. A lot of people on KVR are very cheap and won't buy until the price is bare bone minimum.UltraJv wrote:lol - for some reason Macs arnt selling well at the moment. Someone on KVR has been trying to shift a MBP for a while, maybe you should contact him and get a group offer going
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- 1036 posts since 21 Aug, 2006 from toronto, on
okay, a fine point, perhaps...the audio outs of a stock Mac are TECHNICALLY an audio interface, n'est-pas?ebow wrote:huh...aren't all audio interfaces 3rd party
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"ALL YOUR CUBASE ARE BELONG TO REAPER" - 5.1 Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 3:17 pm
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"ALL YOUR CUBASE ARE BELONG TO REAPER" - 5.1 Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 3:17 pm
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- 17998 posts since 24 May, 2009 from A galaxy, far far away
that's just it...i'm not claiming anything of the sort...just pointing out that there are also problems when software is paired with a hardware that has infinite configuration permutationsjupiter8 wrote:You're not really suggesting that Apples track record with backwards compability would be better than Microsofts,do you ? Because that is just plain wrong,whatever way you choose to look at it. Apple vs MS thread bore me but this one just had to be addressed. It's not even an opinion. Try and load a 10 year old plugin,hell even a 3 year old will probably do,on the latest MacOSX and see how that goes.ebow wrote:huh...aren't all audio interfaces 3rd party ??blatanville wrote:don't use any third-party audio interfaces, do you?ebow wrote:nothing i ever used got lost between tiger and leopard
it's hardly a huge trend
I didn't, either, but a LOT of people here on KVR were PISSED that their vendors had to do so much work to get out Leopard-compatible drivers were available.
Say what you like about Windows, but drivers for old hardware are often still supported in new releases, right from Microsoft.
as for drivers for windows.....????:D:D:D ever visit the DUC ??
Not saying keeping backwards compability is necessary a great thing all the time but to claim that Apple does it better than MS is just plain wrong. Hell, it's even part of their business strategy. See the removal of floppy disks etc.
it may have changed now, bu twhe i was trying to put together a pc for protools compatibiity, i was pretty much advised to get a mac, if only because the hardware configuration was a 'known' quantity
i don't have any need to feel apple is better...i just know that after cubase, sonar and protools on pc, that logic on osx is what works for me.....logic was fine on pc, but i really enjoy the osx experience, even if it could be proved to be not as good as vista etc....it works for me
history may repeat itself and it may not...i think that regardless of it's low share in the hardware market, it has a high share in both the audio and video production markets....i think apple may, indeed , have been a bit brutal in the past but now they have a more solid foundation, i find it unlikely they will make such drastic moves...but it could happen....
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- 7794 posts since 20 Jul, 2004 from Clearwater
Yea, that's why I've been saying for a while now. Just look in any thread with "Apple" or an Apple product in the subject. You'll find a certain member trolling in each of them.ZenPunkHippy wrote:Thread Trolling Quality: 10/10
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- 17998 posts since 24 May, 2009 from A galaxy, far far away
that's a thin piece of ice...stand on it, if you wishblatanville wrote:okay, a fine point, perhaps...the audio outs of a stock Mac are TECHNICALLY an audio interface, n'est-pas?ebow wrote:huh...aren't all audio interfaces 3rd party
who, here , is using them as an audio interface for anything other than temporary scenarios ??
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- 17998 posts since 24 May, 2009 from A galaxy, far far away
oh really....djanthonyw wrote:Yea, that's why I've been saying for a while now. Just look in any thread with "Apple" or an Apple product in the subject. You'll find a certain member trolling in each of them.ZenPunkHippy wrote:Thread Trolling Quality: 10/10
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i think it's a great price, considering the condition it's in....my 17" is , for want of a better description, well travelleddjanthonyw wrote:Perhaps my price is "too high" for this bunch. A lot of people on KVR are very cheap and won't buy until the price is bare bone minimum.UltraJv wrote:lol - for some reason Macs arnt selling well at the moment. Someone on KVR has been trying to shift a MBP for a while, maybe you should contact him and get a group offer going
boutique, maybe..but this things been dropped from shoulder height on at least 3 occasions...still putting on a fine show