dpad mac client?

[JackOfHearts]

Topic says it all is there a dpad mac client...

 

[BlackMountainCow]

Sorry, but nope!

 

[amdxborg]

Yeah, this is really sad that there's only a win client! Maybe someday...Thanx for your interest JackOfHearts, sorry we have to leave you with that!

We've really gotto convince Stephen to do something about clients for other OS's! This is not gonna do!!!

 

[BlackMountainCow]

I think Stephen could handle a Linux client, but for Mac OS ... I don't know ... I never really ventured into Mac coding but I think it's quite different. Are those G4/G5 CPUs x86 compatible or are they runnning a different system?

 

[Overkiller]

G5 is 64 bit i thought

 

[BlackMountainCow]

Originally posted by: Overkiller
G5 is 64 bit i thought

Yeah, but the bits don't matter if compatible to the x86 structure (like AMD 64)

EDIT: yip, the G4/G5 are x86 compatible ... shouldn't be that hard then for an experienced coder ( I guess )

 

[MournSanity]

Originally posted by: BlackMountainCow

Originally posted by: Overkiller
G5 is 64 bit i thought

Yeah, but the bits don't matter if compatible to the x86 structure (like AMD 64)

EDIT: yip, the G4/G5 are x86 compatible ... shouldn't be that hard then for an experienced coder ( I guess )

The chips in the macs are IBM and Motorolas built on the PowerPC architecture. They are NOT compatible with x86 processors built by AMD, Via, and Intel.

 

[BlackMountainCow]

Originally posted by: hypersonic5

Originally posted by: BlackMountainCow

Originally posted by: Overkiller
G5 is 64 bit i thought

Yeah, but the bits don't matter if compatible to the x86 structure (like AMD 64)

EDIT: yip, the G4/G5 are x86 compatible ... shouldn't be that hard then for an experienced coder ( I guess )

The chips in the macs are IBM and Motorolas built on the PowerPC architecture. They are NOT compatible with x86 processors built by AMD, Via, and Intel.

Darn. I knew it felt wrong when I read that on the i-net. Soo ... any non x86 coder around??