Starting a bash / review of OSX from 10.5 through 10.6 through 10.7 through 10.8 and on into Cloud Mavericks and soon Yosemite. We have been depricating a bunch of MacPro Machines for the lastest Ashtrays. First claim to make is that Apple really ripped off a bunch of studios. By Delivering Mac Pro machines that on first boot run in 32bit mode is one thing. To not tell all its customers that most programs did not support 64bit is a second thing. But the hammer is that Apple sold millions of USD's worth of very expensive RAM to many, many, many poeple. RAM that could never have been fully utilized with 32bit programs. Even Final Cut 7 has now been outed to be a 32bit program. So for those studios and editors who believed in the Silver OSX Pipe Dream, buying all that additional RAM was a farse correct? Under "About This Mac" in these new Ashtrays, the area where it states YES/NO as booted into 64bit is now not there anymore. Under Applications, it still lists whether a program is running as 64bit. But APPLE has taken the field out where it tells you whether 10.9.x is boot into 64bit mode. I wonder if Apple is still hiding something. For sure it will take quite a few years for all the software developers to continue to truly turn to 64bit under )S X. In fact I cannot believe I am posting this as 32/64 bit was a monsster of the past back in 2002/2003. For Apple to have sold all this Memory and made a world wide empire on a LIE is really disgusting. I thought we should all chime in and hash this out once and for all. Jorg |