The message "PowerPC applications are no longer supported" sounds like the end, not an interruption. Nevertheless the gaming world could use a wake up call. Is this really a solution?
MacBook Pro (13-inch Early 2011), Mac OS X (10.7.3)
You are free to protest the fact that the third-party who made Rosetta finally stopped updating it for new OSX. But protest by talking to them.
Seems the only way PPC application support will come back.
Scot Lee wrote:
The message "PowerPC applications are no longer supported" sounds like the end, not an interruption. Nevertheless the gaming world could use a wake up call. Is this really a solution?
Yes Rosetta has been gone for over two years. You can always search here for how Michael Lax's instructions on how to run SL Server in a virtul environment, but I don't think it is too kind to gamers.
Advice? Buy an old Mac that runs PPC software.
Cheers
Pete
I wrote this in responce to an Apple troubleshooter's suggestion that I ask the software manufacturer to make a version that matches my OS. I thought it would show up in the chat record. Is asking them to make a version for OS 10.7.5. all I can do?
Scot Lee wrote:
I wrote this in responce to an Apple troubleshooter's suggestion that I ask the software manufacturer to make a version that matches my OS. I thought it would show up in the chat record. Is asking them to make a version for OS 10.7.5. all I can do?
Unfortunately, yes.
Pete
The message "PowerPC applications are no longer supported" sounds like the end, not an interruption. Nevertheless the gaming world could use a wake up call. Is this really a solution?
