Apple still supported ADB ports under OS X for the few Macs that have them ... Wacom was the one that decided not to write drivers for them. I have a Kensington Turbo Mouse that is ADB and it works great under OS X so it was not a move by Apple that did it yet you seem to blame them.
Care to explain?
David
By the way, Wacom digital ADB or serial tablets do NOT work under OSX, only
the USB versions will!
Grrr!
The presence of an ADB port, and my ADB Wacom, was one reason for buying a
Wallstreet over one of its successors. And, then I bought a second, more
powerful Wallstreet and FOUR brand-new batteries.
Fool me once, you're a fool. Fool me twice, I'm a fool.
My next laptop will be a Wintel, not an Apple.
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