Rev killing the Mac platform?

[Bill Vlahos]

The Mac becomes the best universal platform to develop on. I've written 
a number of apps on the Mac and then test them on other platforms.

On the few occasions where I see a problem I simply make a change to 
the code on the Mac and do another test build and test the standalone 
on the target platform. I've encountered very few cross platform issues 
period and this system has worked very well for me. I know a number of 
other folks on this list feel a strong need to do a lot of debugging on 
the target platform but this has not been my experience.

Bill Vlahos

On Tuesday, July 22, 2003, at 09:02  AM, Barry Levine wrote:

> Just in case you haven't given this more thought, the Studio edition 
> pricing seems to indicate that if I wish to develop on the Mac but do 
> any final "tweaks" to my Windows distribution, I must do it on my Mac. 
> Currently I have Rev installed on both my Mac -and- my PC. Of course, 
> as I have a KVM switch, I only use one installation at any given time 
> (therefore I am staying within my current licensing). When I need to 
> tweak a distribution for the PC, I often find it easier to simply move 
> the project over to the PC and do the final development for that 
> platform over there. The new pricing structure would seem to preclude 
> this.
>
> So my question to the Rev crew is this: If I renew (SBE - to - 
> Studio), will my reg# be functional for both the Mac and PC IDE 
> versions or are you forcing me to choose?
>
> With Macs at under 4% of the market, guess what I'll have to choose? 
> Apple would not be pleased.
>
> Barry
>
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