Par-for-the-course summation of industry anxieties concerning Apple's attempts to sell OS X-only Macintoshes. Compares Microsoft's continued support for 1996-flavour NT (due to end this year) with Apple's more aggressive 3-year cutoff marker. Associated's Alan Marshall says it's all too soon. As usual the crunch issue is the absence of an OS X-native QuarkXPress. XPress 6.0 has, allegedly, been seeded for beta testing. Some hints from Glen Turpin on CopyDesk: "QuarkCopyDesk will also be upgraded to run on OS X, Turpin said. But Quark has yet to determine whether its Quark Publishing System server offering, QuarkDispatch, will be upgraded."
(From Newspapers and Technology)
Monday, January 27, 2003
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