Quote: Originally Posted by itistoday That's a pretty crappy attitude, and an insult to the developers that spent their time making them. They could have just as easily ditched…

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I want to know too. Mine is a 1ghz with 512mb ram. I've been playing it a bit on the only PC in our house, a PIII 500 with 384mb ram and a 64mb Radeon 9000Pro and it runs ok on the…

UPDATE: I have resized the screen and it hasnt done it once. (apart from when I switched to 1024x768, but then i switched back.) i have got it working a lot more faster & smoo…

How does it run? Bearably?

Quote: Originally Posted by TampaDeveloper I plan to release my applications first on Mac. Mac is my favorite environment. I have done extra work simply out of that love. So …

Quote: Originally Posted by flatcatch Can anyone suggest some good places to start? Books? I was checking out The Mac Xcode 2 Book but it's not out yet it looks like. Maybe the…

Quote: Originally Posted by TampaDeveloper I would love to get in contact with a developer that has successfully ported their Objective-C application to a PC and gone on to mark…

Quote: Originally Posted by Person Man Yes but, Applications built using these toolkits on the Mac won't FEEL like Macintosh applications. If an application doesn't FEEL like a…

BTW, if I could write code in Objective-C and deploy it on Windows as a second-class citizen to my Mac version, I would. But it doesn't require a vast amount of evaluating to come…

Quote: Originally Posted by Chuckit Ditto for the ones that wanted to be successful software shops of any kind. It's not as though the phenomenon of developers failing is someho…

Separating the UI from the back end is a bit more labor intensive, but it does future proof your application. For anything but the trivial it's not only a good idea, but mandatory…

Quote: Originally Posted by TampaDeveloper There is no doubt in my mind that there ARE successful companies that make exclusively Mac software. But unfortunately, I cannot prov…

Quote: Originally Posted by Millennium Applications written in these tookits are no more difficult to make "Mac-like" than any other Carbon app, particularly if you start out wi…

Quote: Originally Posted by Chuckit It is not professional suicide to create real Mac-native applications. There is no doubt in my mind that there ARE successful companies…

Quote: Originally Posted by TampaDeveloper http://www.wxwidgets.org/ - An open source cross platform toolkit with a VERY large user-base. There are bindings to this toolkit in …

Quote: Originally Posted by Person Man Yes but, Applications built using these toolkits on the Mac won't FEEL like Macintosh applications. Applications written in these to…

It is not professional suicide to create real Mac-native applications.

Quote: Originally Posted by Person Man Yes but, Applications built using these toolkits on the Mac won't FEEL like Macintosh applications. If an application doesn't FEEL like a…

Make sure the monitor has a DVI connection. The VGA output of the Mini is not within specifications.

It depends on what you're going to do with it. If you want a great picture at a low price, and space isn't an issue, get a 21" flat screen CRT. If you want it to look "Cool" then…

besst one would probably be the 20 inch cinema display from Apple. The cheapest, i don't know

Hi I looking to buy a new monitor for my Mac Mini. I want to get a LCD probably 19inches. Does anyone have an opinion about the best one to get. or the cheapest.

Smeger, Thanks Christian

QuickTime Player will be skinnable again using ThemePark and ShapeShifter once I've updated ShapeShifter's infrastructure in such a way that it can sanely handle large internal cha…