Scott at HobbyLink Japan / 9/13/03 / 8:25 AM wrote:
I run my Mac primarily with English as the primary language, so I hadn't
even noticed that the support had been dropped.
Ahhh, that must be what ctmdev was thinking, that no JP support is just a
menu issue.
My problem with no JP support is
The sad part of this is I am in the same situation with
my music software/hardware
Which is that?
For example many VST instruments like Steinberg LM4mkII.
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Best, Dietmar
Ben Kennedy / 9/12/03 / 11:47 AM wrote:
I've just (like yesterday) received my brand new MOTU 828mkII and am duly
impressed thus far. :) Finally, no more need for OS 9.
This is getting off-topic, but since Wayne is also a DP user, be aware
that DP4.x on a single proc machine especially TiBook
On 12 9 2003 at 11:41 am -0400, Wayne Brissette wrote:
The sad part of this is I am in the same situation with my music
software/hardware
Which is that?
I've just (like yesterday) received my brand new MOTU 828mkII and am duly
impressed thus far. :) Finally, no more need for OS 9.
-b
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A-NO-NE Music [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Friday, September 12, 2003 stated:
My setup won't allow me to go 100% OSX. Here is an expensive piece of
equipment which is the hart of my studio, MOTU Digital Time Piece. It's
a serial device which does not allow USB-Serial adaptor, and which
provide various
Scott at HobbyLink Japan / 9/12/03 / 10:11 PM wrote:
My vote is to do just that: Go Cocoa, and forget development for OS 8-9.
CTM can leave those versions around for people who want them, but they
should not invest any more resources into them.
Well, the main reason I switched to PM from
On 12 September Scott at HobbyLink Japan wrote:
The only reasons for sticking with OS 9 or earlier at this point are
inertia, psychological resistance to change, or unwillingness to invest
even a modest sum of money
[SNIP]
What's that? You're still using an old Mac that won't even run OS
For me an obvious addition would be the Apple WebKit, to use Safari-
rendering of HTML-mails. On the other hand, that would mean going Cocoa,
I guess, and that would be parting from OS 8-9.
My vote is to do just that: Go Cocoa, and forget development for OS 8-9.
CTM can leave those versions
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