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Generally speaking, when an application is ported to the Mac platform, it works. OS X is also UNIX-based, so there are a copious amount of tools for developers and power-users that were trivial to port from other OSes (*cough* linux *cough*).swish1 wrote:swish1 wrote:I would give up all hope with a MAC. That is why even though I like MAC interface...I never will buy it because many softwares have syncronization problems. I mean they do release MAC version but still its never the same.
However, you are quite wrong in saying that they are 'never the same'. Illarion, for example, is *exacty* the same, be it running on Windows, Linux, or OS X. The problem Wyrda is having is not exclusive to the Mac platform - his version of Java is old, and the Illarion client requires a newer version. (Saldy, Apple abandoned the version of OS X he is using, so his options are either upgrade his OS or wait and see if someone ports a newer JRE to an older OS X when Sun finishes open-sourcing Java. But that's a political issue; not a software one.)
I don't mean to sound flamey or anything; you just touched a nerve and I thought it prudent to set the record straight.