Author: JT Smith
eWEEK: “Besides making sure their software plays well with Apple Computer
Inc.’s new Unix-based OS, developers of core Mac applications such
as Adobe Photoshop and QuarkXPress must grapple with
compatibility issues affecting popular — and often mission-critical
— third-party plug-ins. Though the migration to Mac OS X is, in the
face of Apple’s system strategy, inevitable, many professional users
within a corporation may resist the move if they find the change
comes at the cost of their favorite plug-ins.”
Inc.’s new Unix-based OS, developers of core Mac applications such
as Adobe Photoshop and QuarkXPress must grapple with
compatibility issues affecting popular — and often mission-critical
— third-party plug-ins. Though the migration to Mac OS X is, in the
face of Apple’s system strategy, inevitable, many professional users
within a corporation may resist the move if they find the change
comes at the cost of their favorite plug-ins.”
