I think more to your point might be: If Apple is making most of its
money in the music
business, how much incentive is there to continue to develop Mac aps
and other software....
Art
On 4/7/06, Steve Rickaby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<snip>
> I was at IPEX on Wednesday, the big 4-yearly UK show for the printing and
> publishing industries, and talked to the people on the Apple stand. Their
> general view was that Apple had done it because there were a lot of Windows
> users who wanted to run XP on Apple's 'real cool, superior hardware' [I am
> quoting here]. I hope this doesn't turn out to be hubris. My concern is that
> with Apple MacIntels being able to run XP, what is the incentive for Adobe to
> go on producing *any Mac applications at all*?
> --
> Steve
>
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