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Autodesk returning to the Mac?!

owen
Newcomer
First there is a Mac version of Autodesk Image Modeller and now Autodesk is surveying Mac users to help them 'shape the next generation of AutoCAD products for the Apple OS X operating system'.

More on this at WorldCAD Access

What is going on? Isn't this the little-known 8th sign of the apocalypse?

Regarding that blog post - i actually find it quite amusing. That the blogger and/or Autodesk would consider that AutoCAD could compete with ArchiCAD shows they really must not get it AT ALL. A Mac version of Revit on the other hand would be a different story .. but i thought unlikely to happen due to all the Windows frameworks it is based on (i.e would basically require a rewrite). I assume this is not the case with AutoCAD?
cheers,

Owen Sharp

Design Technology Manager
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Eduardo Rolon
Moderator
drh64 wrote:
Does anyone remember using AutoCAD on the Mac SE/Plus back in the late 80's? It was a turd program and they discontinued after 2 years....
If I remember correctly,
I did and was surprised that clicking an icon on the Mac was slower than typing the command in DOS. Also clicking the icon didn't guarantee that the command would execute.
Eduardo Rolón AIA NCARB
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Thomas Holm
Booster
I did too. Turd program is exactly what it was.
AC4.1-AC26SWE; MacOS13.5.1; MP5,1+MBP16,1