good news,
we should be seeing new professional desktops before the months out(forgot when the show is...)
although the lack of universal binary professional apps such as photoshop etc, is offputting
TransGaming Inc. is making its 'Cider' portability engine for Apple's Intel-based Macs available to Windows game developers. The software promises to let Windows games run on Intel Macs without Windows or Apple's Boot Camp. 'Cider works by directly loading a Windows program into memory on an Intel-Mac and linking it to an optimized version of the Win32 APIs,' the company claims. Cider is a software for game developers, not end-users. Cider-enhanced games are scheduled to appear as soon as October. If Cider works well, will there be any more Mac-specific game development? And if not, will it matter
good news,
we should be seeing new professional desktops before the months out(forgot when the show is...)
although the lack of universal binary professional apps such as photoshop etc, is offputting
this is nice for mac owners around the world
YAYYY, thats good news, even though i got burned by the guy i bought my ibook from, i paid, but never got my ibook, in the prosses of getting my money back, when i do i hope to buy a REAL ibook.
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