#Transformice hacks for mac mac os
#Transformice hacks for mac upgrade

I understand your points on the track record of software that has switched focus to PC in the past and I understand the worry about UT going the same route. The end result is we are both happy, and we both still get our work done. I dislike JavaScript with a passion, and others love it with a passion.

It's like Unity supporting the languages it does. Windows has a lot going for it also, but neither is it everything.Īsk any quality craftsman, and even though they will have a favorite tool that they use the most, they will cringe at the idea of only having that one tool in their toolbox.

#Transformice hacks for mac mac os

Mac OS is awesome, but it's not everything. My point is, no tool will _ever_ handle every job. XCode, Visual Studio, Emacs are tools, OpenGL is a tool, as is DirectX. Windows and the standard PC hardware is a tool. Mac and the Mac OS is just one tool among many. Why do you want to continue to suffer with a new pc? Within 3 to 4 years time even the fastest computer of its day will need to be upgraded.

#Transformice hacks for mac upgrade

Now I ask why do you want to suffer? Better yet, why do you want me to suffer? All because you do not want to upgrade your computer to a Mac? Why? Because in the business world quantity makes up for quality and the consumer suffers for this. When much better (price included) and simpler programs like Cheetah 3D and Silo are on the Mac. Not to mention all the failed or luke warm ports of software that tried to go from PC to Mac.Īnd Maya originally written for SGI machines is lousy on the Mac compared to it's original OS.Īnd would you really want 3DS Max on a Mac? (PhotoShop is the closest - but there are still features in the PC that are not in the Mac) * Zbrush was first written for the Macintosh and demo released Sept 27, 1999 * Premiere was originally written for the Macintosh in December of 1991.

* Photoshop was first written for the Macintosh in the summer of 1988. * Excel was originally written for the 512k Apple Macintosh in 1984-1985. * Bryce was first written for the Macintosh in 1994. I can think of many great software that did this. Yet how many GREAT programs make the switch from PC and never go back to the Mac? Or if they do return to the Mac they end up being a lesser supported version. So I googled for stories of people leaving the Mac for the pc and I could not find one. Friends, strangers, as well as many of the people who made the switch because of Unity. I've heard many stories of people leaving the PC for good. This is a real consumer concern issue.Įver hear of a person making to the switch to PC and never going back to the Mac?

Why do a disservice to the Unity community and to the game industry? This is not just a silly Mac VS PC issue. Unfortunately history has proven this over and over to be not such a good idea for the consumer and and the product. Some people think that Unity should be ported to the PC.