[Ti] like hell freezing over ?

[Kynan Shook]

John, take a deep breath.

As Shawn already mentioned, the vast majority of developers here at  
WWDC are positive about this move.  There are a lot of questions, of  
course.  There are also a lot of computers here at WWDC for us to try  
out our apps for free, and tons of Apple engineers for us to talk  
with.  Select and Premier ADC members also get access to Apple's  
compatibility labs and engineers after the conference is over.

It's not the end of the world.  I've tried out the Intel PowerMacs,  
and they just work.  Apple wants this to be as seamless as possible,  
and all signs indicate that this has been very well thought-out.

John Griffin <jwegriffin at mac.com> writes:
> Here is another issue that nobody has mentioned. Apple has just come
> out with a Development kit for $1K (US) that Develpers have to use to
> convert their software to the Intel Platform.
>
> Excuse me? They developers have suddenly had the rug pulled out from
> under them and are expected to shell out one thousand bucks for the
> “privilege” of downgrading their applications so they will work on an
> inferior platform?
>
> I am steaming on this one!!!