Oops! The quoting mechanism got messed up! Sorry! It was infocentral that said that.AmigaMan wrote:Hey, I never said any such thing!
I can fully understand why they are developing it for Mac first. I just don't know anyone with a Mac that's all and I didn't say what I'm quoted as saying above hehe
Also I didn't read it carefully enough. Infocentral did correctly state that Mac was above linux. I missunderstood completely. I got defensive.
I am NOT an Apple "fan boy" by any means. it's just a box with stuff in it that does stuff. I have a mac because... that's what my company bought me. If we were a Windows based company I'd be using PC's. I used a PC for several years because I bought one cheap and it got the work done.I guess... I just get annoyed when people bash a well established, powerful and proven platform used by millions of people to do fantastic stuff for no reason except someone decided to do a mac only app. I use to have that problem with Mac but now I have Win7 on it so I can use anything. To imply developing for mac is "bad" is just not a realistic statement. Most apps are available in some form or another on Mac and Windows. It's a choice on what you like. Your choice of OS doesn't mean the other one should be ignored completely. I expect a Win version of Plastic Animation Paper to come out eventually. Funny... MS just launched their free OneNote for mac app on the Mac App store and MS Office for mac is soon to be released. If Mac was such a dead end OS they wouldn't bother.
It is interesting though that PAP went mac only. I often hear that it's waaaaaay more difficult to develop for Mac. They make you jump through more hoops and have all kinds of crazy restrictions. I suppose if you develop ONLY for one platform it makes it easier.
