Photoshop seems to run fine in Rosetta
I'm not
doing any high-end Photoshopping here, and I'm also only running Adobe Photoshop CS, rather than the latest and
greatest, but so far, Photoshop is running fine in Rosetta. It's like running it on a G4. No big hiccups. I'm running
it off of an external image of my old laptop's drive, and it's chugging along nicely. I did the graphic for the TV Squad Lost Podcast (which will
be live later today) in Photoshop and have attached that image to this post.Side note: we also recorded the entire podcast using Gizmo Project running via Rosetta for the audio and I simply used Quicktime with the MPEG-2 plug-in to play the episode of Lost that I grabbed off of my ReplayTV using mReplay (another program running in Rosetta). As we chatted and played the video, so that we'd be synced up with the show, I recorded all the audio in via my iMac's built in Mic, directly into Garageband. I'm editing it now and adding more screenshots that I am Photoshopping into the podcast for enhanced goodness. Check back mid afternoon for the podcast over at TV Squad to see how such a "Made on a Mac with Intel Inside" workflow sounds.
Update: Here's a link to the TV Squad podcast post.
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I'm not doing any high-end Photoshopping here, and I'm also only running Adobe Photoshop CS, rather than the latest and greatest, but so...
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From what I've read, Virtual PC wont run under Rosetta.
http://guides.macrumors.com/Rosetta_incompatibilities
The question I have, and don't hate me for this, but how does VirtualPC run on Rosetta? I still need to go to the darkside every now and then for the occasional app. I'm worried about running an emulator, on an emulator.
January 20 2006 at 3:36 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyCK, does AOL for OS X run slow on the intel iMac? I know you said it worked, I was just wondering speed wise how it is? Thanks in advance. Loved the video podcast, looking forward to the next one. I am gonna get my 17-inch a week from today.
January 19 2006 at 6:11 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyGasp, that's what Steve said in his Keynote. :P
January 19 2006 at 2:11 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyVery good to know. It seems like most of the Rosetta reports I've seen to date are positive, a very good sign, gives me even more confidence in all of this.
Chris
http://amateureconblog.blogspot.com/
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