As readers of this blog probably know, in 2005 I embarked on an ill-fated voyage to create a native Mac version of my Bible software. I was unable to complete my quest and disappointed several of my users who had already switched to Mac and were hoping I would be able to give them SwordSearcher [...]
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My Mac Adventures: Addendum
Filed under: Christianity & Religion, Software & Technology | Tags: mac, programming, tech
The myth of Apple’s superior security exposed.
Filed under: Software & Technology | Tags: mac, tech
The myth of Apple’s superior security exposed.
Apple’s market share just not moving
Even after “dramatic growth” of the Mac market, Apple still only has around 2% of the worldwide PC market.
Why is Apple preoccupied with Vista?
Filed under: Software & Technology | Tags: mac, tech
Paul Thurrott has some interesting comments on Apple’s preoccupation with Windows Vista:
“…But by the same token, I have to admit to being a bit shocked by how childish Apple is about Vista. Say what you will about Microsoft (heck, I do), but the company is at least deferential to its customers in public, about as [...]
My Mac Adventures Concluded
Filed under: Software & Technology | Tags: mac, tech
It’s been two months since I’ve blogged. I’ve been busy — busy working on Bible software for Mac. As many of you who frequent my blog (and watch development of SwordSearcher) know, I’ve been working on getting my Bible software ported to Mac OS X.
First, let me say that Mac OS X is great from [...]

