Illustrator Mac Os

Let's feel good about Apple. Let's do a bit of speculation, a bit of common sense speculation at least. In January 2002 Apple will (should) have the following hardware lines: - PowerMacintosh G5 starting at 1.2 GHz (or G4 PPC 7460) - Titanium PowerBook G4 at or around 1 GHz (PPC 7440 or newer) - All new iMac with TFT (G3 700-1000 plus a G4 SE model) - iBook with G3...

these days. Any version of 6 can be upgraded to 6.2.1 and run native on Mac OS X. ...

Who would say it is native because it is considered a mac app? ...

If by native you mean it has been compiled for Mac OS X, then it's already native. If by native you mean it can be considered a mac app, that will never happen. If by native you mean it doesn't use X11, that is a really weird definition which serves no purpose but to muddle issues. ...

developing Photoshop for OS 10? ...

The newer betas of InDesign 2 and Illustrator 10 look fine on Mac OS 10.1, so I guess Photoshop should be fine, too. ...

these lines. Of course power users always wanted more buttons, but then again they always had the chance of doing so. Kensington trackballs have been around for Mac forever now, and so have Logitech mouses. ...

I am lucky enough to have an iBook to run OS X on for surfing, email and messing around and an original G4 running 9.1 for work. That G4 won't be running OS X until Photoshop, Illustrator and GoLive are native. ...

But I've watched Windows go from 3.1 to 95, to 98 and in the meantime, Mac OS wasn't upping the ante much in the transition from 7 to 7.5 to 8 to 8.5 to 9. ...

Cocoa than any of the main stream Mac development firm would have... but none of them would even try until Apple invested two years in creating Carbon. ...