AFAIK during Apple's transition to OS X Adobe forced the Carbon layer on Apple. Using Carbon Adobe need not writing their apps 90-100% new. If they had to use Cocoa they would have had to write ther code completely new.
But now this Carbon-trick bites Adobe/Apple in their backside, because the transition from Carbon to UB is a lot more hassle than from Cocoa to UB (if I read all the articles correctly).
I believe it really takes Adobe that long to get UB, so that's no sign for disrupt relationship. However Apple software allways being later than Windows software might show some trend.
AFAIK doing Adobe in Carbon was also so that the Adobe apps could run in either OS 9 --or-- OS 10, important for the OS 9 to OS 10 transition at the turn of the century remember, before the iPod madness, and when Apple stock was shite.
AFAIK doing Adobe in Carbon was also so that the Adobe apps could run in either OS 9 --or-- OS 10, important for the OS 9 to OS 10 transition at the turn of the century remember, before the iPod madness, and when Apple stock was shite.
Do I remember, oh yeah! I bought Apple stock at 14 and sold it after the split. Bought me a BMW M3(CASH)! Bless you Mr. Jobs for your greedy creative outlook on life.
Do I remember, oh yeah! I bought Apple stock at 14 and sold it after the split. Bought me a BMW M3(CASH)! Bless you Mr. Jobs for your greedy creative outlook on life.
good on ya. but are you kicking yourself for not holding on to the stock post split or were you not as "greedy" as mr. jobs
yes. quite a bit late to the party. i've said it once and i'll say it again, FUCK IBM and their bullshit. they had their chance, they blew it with apple. i'm not sorry for IBM, they are still doing well. but enough is enough.
who cares about the Power6? there was supposed to be a Power5 derivative that was supposed to be the next g5/g6 for mac workstations, servers, desktops and laptops.
oh, 65nm? big fucking deal. guess what, we've got a 65nm chip RIGHT NOW in macs, and it ain't made by IBM.
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did i scare you shanmugam with my abusive language?
Do I remember, oh yeah! I bought Apple stock at 14 and sold it after the split. Bought me a BMW M3(CASH)! Bless you Mr. Jobs for your greedy creative outlook on life.
good on ya. but are you kicking yourself for not holding on to the stock post split or were you not as "greedy" as mr. jobs
Man, I figured I held on to the stock long enough and besides I really wanted a new car. I have since sold the BMW and now own a Mini Cooper (fuel and parking reasons). It's funny though, Apple wasn't the stock that has given me the highest returns it was actually Transmeta, before the free dive into obscurity they had a nice boost of industry hype as the next big thing when they first came to be. I saw them for what what they were a quick buck.
boy they did have good rumors back then "Prior to Crusoe release, rumors indicated Transmeta was relying on these benefits to develop a hybrid PowerPC and x86 processor" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transmeta
hmm... a low-voltage powerful cpu that can run both PowerPC and x86 instructions? i wonder who would want that? pity that rumor was total rubbish...
Do I remember, oh yeah! I bought Apple stock at 14 and sold it after the split. Bought me a BMW M3(CASH)! Bless you Mr. Jobs for your greedy creative outlook on life.
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But now this Carbon-trick bites Adobe/Apple in their backside, because the transition from Carbon to UB is a lot more hassle than from Cocoa to UB (if I read all the articles correctly).
I believe it really takes Adobe that long to get UB, so that's no sign for disrupt relationship. However Apple software allways being later than Windows software might show some trend.
copland
Originally posted by sunilraman
AFAIK doing Adobe in Carbon was also so that the Adobe apps could run in either OS 9 --or-- OS 10, important for the OS 9 to OS 10 transition at the turn of the century remember, before the iPod madness, and when Apple stock was shite.
Do I remember, oh yeah! I bought Apple stock at 14 and sold it after the split. Bought me a BMW M3(CASH)! Bless you Mr. Jobs for your greedy creative outlook on life.
we will see by Jan 2007 what it meant for APPLE to switch to intel
http://www.hardwarezone.com.sg/news/...?id=3739&cid=4
after reading this i wonder, IBM bit... late
Do I remember, oh yeah! I bought Apple stock at 14 and sold it after the split. Bought me a BMW M3(CASH)! Bless you Mr. Jobs for your greedy creative outlook on life.
good on ya. but are you kicking yourself for not holding on to the stock post split or were you not as "greedy" as mr. jobs
whatever it is ... it will be paintaking slow migration of entire product line to intel
we will see by Jan 2007 what it meant for APPLE to switch to intel
http://www.hardwarezone.com.sg/news/...?id=3739&cid=4
after reading this i wonder, IBM bit... late
yes. quite a bit late to the party. i've said it once and i'll say it again, FUCK IBM and their bullshit. they had their chance, they blew it with apple. i'm not sorry for IBM, they are still doing well. but enough is enough.
who cares about the Power6? there was supposed to be a Power5 derivative that was supposed to be the next g5/g6 for mac workstations, servers, desktops and laptops.
oh, 65nm? big fucking deal. guess what, we've got a 65nm chip RIGHT NOW in macs, and it ain't made by IBM.
.....
did i scare you shanmugam with my abusive language?
Originally posted by sunilraman
Originally posted by Relic
Do I remember, oh yeah! I bought Apple stock at 14 and sold it after the split. Bought me a BMW M3(CASH)! Bless you Mr. Jobs for your greedy creative outlook on life.
good on ya. but are you kicking yourself for not holding on to the stock post split or were you not as "greedy" as mr. jobs
Man, I figured I held on to the stock long enough and besides I really wanted a new car. I have since sold the BMW and now own a Mini Cooper (fuel and parking reasons). It's funny though, Apple wasn't the stock that has given me the highest returns it was actually Transmeta, before the free dive into obscurity they had a nice boost of industry hype as the next big thing when they first came to be. I saw them for what what they were a quick buck.
hmm... a low-voltage powerful cpu that can run both PowerPC and x86 instructions? i wonder who would want that? pity that rumor was total rubbish...
Originally posted by Relic
Do I remember, oh yeah! I bought Apple stock at 14 and sold it after the split. Bought me a BMW M3(CASH)! Bless you Mr. Jobs for your greedy creative outlook on life.
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