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2010-05-23 12:15 AM
2010-05-23 02:09 AM
TMA_80 wrote:McNeel are also scheduled to release a Mac-Native Rhino3d version for their next version (Rhino 5 ; already in open beta on both Mac and PC platforms).
it's almost here:
http://www.macstories.net/news/first-screenshots-of-autocad-for-mac/
I can assume we should hear the same thing for Revit ...GS be careful ! .
2010-05-23 10:04 AM
2010-05-23 02:32 PM
2010-05-23 03:47 PM
vistasp wrote:it's also mentioned on the archdaily website
Hmmm... At least one long-time Autodesk watcher thinks this is a fake. On the other hand, the guy who posted the grabs has almost 6000 posts on the italiamac forum - so one would think he'd not risk his reputation on a hoax.
Will be interesting to see where the truth lies.😉
2010-05-23 10:38 PM
blobmeister wrote:This may refer to running in VM as a supported config. I think I heard something about that. AFAIK the registration problem in Boot Camp still exists. You'd think if they were really interested in the Mac market they would at least fix that.
At the last Autodesk University keynote presentation, they explicitly mentioned that most Autodesk products including Revit, 3ds Max & Autocad will be mac compatible.
2010-05-23 10:59 PM
Matthew wrote:that's what can be understood from hereblobmeister wrote:This may refer to running in VM as a supported config. I think I heard something about that.
At the last Autodesk University keynote presentation, they explicitly mentioned that most Autodesk products including Revit, 3ds Max & Autocad will be mac compatible.
2010-05-23 11:03 PM
TMA_80 wrote:Good news! Thanks. Maybe it was my complaints that pushed them over the edgeMatthew wrote:that's what can be understood from hereblobmeister wrote:This may refer to running in VM as a supported config. I think I heard something about that.
At the last Autodesk University keynote presentation, they explicitly mentioned that most Autodesk products including Revit, 3ds Max & Autocad will be mac compatible.
http://architosh.com/2009/07/autodesk-expands-support-for-mac-users/
2010-05-23 11:10 PM
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