On Jun 6, 2005, at 2:47 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
Here's more food for thought on this subject.
1. When Apple finally rolls out 'Leopard,' how many 'tested on Intel'
apps do you think there will be? Seeing how Leopard ONLY RUNS ON APPLE
HARDWARE (see bottom of page: http://tinyurl.com/8vwvz ), how will
develpers test their apps? I'm sure Apple will seed a few developer
boxes out there, but the majority of developers will have to 'wait and
see' how their newly cross-compiled code runs. Not a pretty sight,
IMO.
I believe you can get an Intel machine from Apple very soon for testing
if you are a developer. I thought I read somewhere during the keynote
that you could get Pentium machine running Tiger in order to test.
2. ... I expect all software MUST be upgraded when Leopard ships. IMO,
this is a big of an upgrade as the OS9 to BSD UNIX OSX.
I don't know that this is correct. Rosetta seems to take care of
running current software without any recompile.
--
Trevor DeVore
Blue Mango Multimedia
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