If The Major DAW Developers Said They Were Dropping Support For Mac OS...

[vurt]

well, songs dont lie.
it mentions us, it says its grim. sounds right to me

plus, come the imminent pole flip, you'll be the southerner

[thecontrolcentre]

come the imminent pole flip, you'll be the southerner

Oh yeah

[vurt]

[fmr]

Nice clickbait though... you know how business works.

[Forgotten]

come the imminent pole flip, you'll be the southerner

Did they move the date forwards or something? Do I have to go out and replace my old compass with a new one? Will magnets still work?

[vurt]

come the imminent pole flip, you'll be the southerner

Did they move the date forwards or something? Do I have to go out and replace my old compass with a new one? Will magnets still work?

well up until recently scientists always said we are overdue. in that in the past they've been fairly regular at 100 of 1000s of years....


your compass will still "work" but idiots will need to buy new ones with the letters reprinted in the right place. the rest of us will just remember it.

magnets will cease to work, but fridge magnets won't fall off fridges. the fridge will fall off the fridge magnet, due to things being reversed.
so best not to be in the kitchen at the moment of flip i guess.

[vurt]

animal magnetism is a different thing.

[el-bo (formerly ebow)]

I go mountain biking... travelling between 12 and 16 miles a week...

Are you cycling through cement, with one leg...and one wheel?

[chk071]

I go mountain biking... travelling between 12 and 16 miles a week...

Are you cycling through cement, with one leg...and one wheel?

Is that what it's like to migrate from Mac OS to Linux?

[vurt]

I go mountain biking... travelling between 12 and 16 miles a week...

Are you cycling through cement, with one leg...and one wheel?

unicycles are hard enough with two legs

[parricide]

No, it isn't. The better OS is the one that supports more of the applications you want or need to use and on that front Linux fails dismally. Because that's the thing - you don't choose your OS, you choose your applications and then you find the OS that best supports them. That is the only logical way to make these decisions.

OSs are not all the same.
thats why i said "brave" move, because it is unpopular. but if that is going to change it needs to start somewhere.
there was more context in the rest of my post.

[el-bo (formerly ebow)]

I go mountain biking... travelling between 12 and 16 miles a week...

Are you cycling through cement, with one leg...and one wheel?

unicycles are hard enough with two legs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mych_dyKpZM

[samsam]

Only a fool or liar would fail to admit that selecting an OS is a compromise. Yes, you may well be smart enough to choose it on the basis of the apps you need or want to use. Choice made, a multitude of future choices are then limited by the OS you chose in the first place.

And agreeing with a previous poster, sometimes maybe you just wanna damn well choose an OS for its own sake for some reason or other, we're not all the same and have no need to justify our decisions to random Internet blowhards.

[Cinebient]

Midi 2.0 is now integrated into macOS Catalina (via Audio/Midi Set-up) so at least they invest into the future.
Does windows or linux support it yet? Not sure but to answer the question... I would not care since i doubt that Logic (Apple) will drop support for macOS

[fedexnman]

I guess folks could just Bootcamp Windows10 ? Is that even possible anymore do Mac users Bootcamp anymore ?