On Jun 6, 2005, at 3:16 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
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.
Wow, I'd be very surprised if this is the case. Not only would Apple
be providing MANY developers with a PC with custom ROM's which could
be hacked, but also you can just imagine the possibility for the new
systems to be 'leaked' which would/could drive Stevie crazy!
I think I read on their website, they would provide subscribed/paying
developers some sort of ACCESS to these PC's. I'm thinking it'll cost
you over $5K to get such access.
Here is what you get for porting:
http://developer.apple.com/transitionkit.html
It costs $999 and you must be a Select or Premier member.
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.
Yeah, but it'll be running some sort of morphed code in simulation,
kinda like what VirtualPC does...very slowly.
True but I think Rosetta will be much faster than a VPC solution since
it is built into the operating system.
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Trevor DeVore
Blue Mango Multimedia
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