Do you think that it is worth developing an educational application for the general public (schools and corporate training) across the globe specifically with OS X in mind or could I do projector for the 'old' Mac OS and have Mac OS X users run it in classic mode?
I've been basing this decision on what Xtras I need for the project. If I need to use an Xtra that doesn't yet work in OS X then I go the OS 9 route. If everything I need is OS X compatible I just make an OS X projector which runs fine in OS 9 with an adequate carbonLib (not sure what the oldest acceptable carbonLib is though).
As for percentage of OS X users 3-4 years from now. If a person is running a Mac, by then they will be running OS X, or be running a system too antiquated to worry about I figure.
Was anyone here developing (Director, HyperCard, whatever) in the 68k to PowerPC transition? I caught the death throws of 68k but never had to make a 68k projector. Any lessons learned then, that could help us now?
some of my thoughts,
kyle
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