As I can't find it on their website, is it fair to presume that the PC software isn't available for the Mac ?. Looks like I am going to have to dust off my old laptop then.
I asked this a while back yep. Seems like PC peeps are stuck in the pc dark ages! lol You could always dual boot your mac into PC mode if you had too....yukk lol
Can't you just run some virtualisation software like vmware fusion/parallels? I do on my windows machines for kit that needs old version of OS such as XP. Or you could just get pc that runs windows instead of a knobbled linux
To be fair, I have been using PC's daily since 1990 and learned to love the quirks that Bill Gates like to throw in to his operating systems. I have also used UNIX LINUX and Novell Netware over the years, all with pro's and cons. Like a lot of people, it was the iphone that got me into apple, then out of curiosity I bought an iMac when they came out, and couldn't find anything about it I didn't like. I am now an apple convert with macbook, iMac, iPad and iphone. I have the iMac as a bootcamp dual boot in to windows, but don't want to waste a load of HDD space, time and money doing the same on the macbook. It isn't like the PC5 software does anything other than a basic IO function. You would think an Apple port would have been a big plus for sales.
