Stephanie:
I created several reports about the problems I'm having. When I saw
that RB's response to others who have the same problems was simply
send us a project, I started this thread. I understand all of the
changes in the Mac world as we go through them as well. Like I said
earlier, RB has to roll with them and so do we. My problem is total
frustration because these problems, although much more well known
than I thought, are falling on deaf ears. I'm not used to that from
RB. So, sometimes screaming is what's left.
Mike
On Feb 19, 2006, at 12:41 PM, stephane richard wrote:
I completely agree with this initiative :-).
I think that, if done right, it will really help them give us the
product we want. I think there's no point to yelling because as
everyone has seen, it doesn't seem to go anywhere to tell them they
suck. Because when you look at what they did give you, no one that
sucks can give you this :-).
What's going now? Mac is going the Intel CPU way, which means
there's a transitional phase (ever so small as it might be, it's
still there) and that goes for all software makers.Maybe, the new
Mac OS X needs to get things done differently to be as good as it
seems to be which might involve some copying of resources
internally which can cause the gain in size. Maybe the problem can
be easily fixed, maybe we'll have to deal with them the way they
are. I think it's too early to tell yet, definitaly too early to
judge and decide anything. RealBasic users (and I'm sure other
languages are going throught atleast some kind of phase with all
these OS and hardware changes happening close to simultaneously.
IF they are changing to Intel Based, some code needs to be adapted
to the new CPU instruction set. you name it. There's just alot of
things that seem to be happening in the Mac World these days. I'm
sure it's all good, or will be in the end, but for now, I think
this "transition" phase might be the bigger part of the problems
being listed here.
And I definitaly think we should help them cope with this
transition of hardware and software alike. Like Emile proposed,
let's enumerate the issues, maybe even categorize them if we can.
and if this list doesn't work, then email realsoft themselves
directly once we have a good complete list of issues to talk
about. And we'll see what happens afterwards. Who knows, maybe
this way, things will change :-). I say it's worth a try since the
other methods (as illustrated by the posts here, didn't yield many
results). What do you say?
MystikShadows
Stephane Richard (Self Proclamed Peace Maker) hehe.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Emile Schwarz"
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Sent: Sunday, February 19, 2006 1:13 PM
Subject: Try to create a constructive list (Re: RB2006r1 VERY VERY
Slow)
I am dreaming:
can we be a bit more constructive and put here and in the Feedback
real facts about what bother us ?
I mean: avoid any "it is slow" or "it does not feet my needs".
Try with more details something like "my current project -
description: plugins, Platform, Declare, used technologies... -
weight xx.yyMB and is slow: n seconds to get the application
running / n seconds to get the application created on disk"...
yes, I am dreaming eyes open some minutes before taking dinner...
Emile
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