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Suggestions / Re: Requesting Mac Version
« on: June 14, 2010, 06:28:27 AM »
Honestly, this post is about Mac users needing a Mac version of Tournament Director. This is post is not about which technology is better.
Anyway, I think that to sum up everything something by just looking at one feature is the "best" way that I have ever heard to make decision. I think you should go to the store and find out the facts about Mac and compare it yourself. What I can provide are that: (1) Mac is almost virus-free; (2) battery life can reach 5-6 hours easily, even when you are watching a movie; (3) my girlfriend has been using her Mac for 5 years and the performance is still no deteriorating; (4) you only need low RAM as most Mac software run on low RAM; (5) price-wise, it cost almost the same as other PC or laptops that the performance will deteriorate after 2 years because of viruses, spywares and unknown reasons.
Again, I am writing this post is not to debat about PC vs Mac, is about providing a Mac version of Tournament Director for Mac users. I don't see any good reasons why Mac version of Tournament Director is harmful to anyone, especially the developers. They can get more profits in the long run... Hmm, what am I missing here?
Anyway, I think that to sum up everything something by just looking at one feature is the "best" way that I have ever heard to make decision. I think you should go to the store and find out the facts about Mac and compare it yourself. What I can provide are that: (1) Mac is almost virus-free; (2) battery life can reach 5-6 hours easily, even when you are watching a movie; (3) my girlfriend has been using her Mac for 5 years and the performance is still no deteriorating; (4) you only need low RAM as most Mac software run on low RAM; (5) price-wise, it cost almost the same as other PC or laptops that the performance will deteriorate after 2 years because of viruses, spywares and unknown reasons.
Again, I am writing this post is not to debat about PC vs Mac, is about providing a Mac version of Tournament Director for Mac users. I don't see any good reasons why Mac version of Tournament Director is harmful to anyone, especially the developers. They can get more profits in the long run... Hmm, what am I missing here?