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Posted November 10, 2012
Hi,
I was wondering: whatever happened to the Mac version? Will it come to GoG anytime soon? Is there any way to buy it as a digital download?
Posted December 03, 2012
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Nihilariann: Hi,
I was wondering: whatever happened to the Mac version? Will it come to GoG anytime soon? Is there any way to buy it as a digital download?
I would love to see a Mac Version, but for now I´m using Wine to run the game on OSX. Not the best solution, but it works.
Posted December 07, 2012
Since there never was an OSX capable version, any "mac version" that'd come in GOG would be Wine wrapped windows version anyway. Not that I'd mind seeing one in the least.
Posted December 21, 2012
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Jarmo: Since there never was an OSX capable version, any "mac version" that'd come in GOG would be Wine wrapped windows version anyway. Not that I'd mind seeing one in the least.
Oh, I didn't know there wasn't a native mac version. I thought the mac version mentioned on the a-sharp website was native. Thanks for clearing that up.
Posted December 21, 2012
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Nihilariann: Oh, I didn't know there wasn't a native mac version. I thought the mac version mentioned on the a-sharp website was native. Thanks for clearing that up.
Umm.. it appears I didn't clear it up at all.
There indeed was a mac version, but that was OS9 era mac os. Since then, Apple moved to Unix based OSX (starting 2001), and then to Intel processor architecture in 2006.

The legacy software ran more or less well in emulation layer, but the emulation was dropped in OSX 10.6. so the current macs with current OS can't run the old programs anymore.
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Posted December 22, 2012
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Jarmo: Umm.. it appears I didn't clear it up at all.
There indeed was a mac version, but that was OS9 era mac os. Since then, Apple moved to Unix based OSX (starting 2001), and then to Intel processor architecture in 2006.

The legacy software ran more or less well in emulation layer, but the emulation was dropped in OSX 10.6. so the current macs with current OS can't run the old programs anymore.
Ah, now I see. I misunderstood your previous post.
Thanks for the explanation!
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