Apple lists available Universal applications

Jeff - No, it cannont run on a pc running Windows. Per Apple's Universal webpage:

When you see the Universal symbol on Mac applications, that means theyre made to run on both Intel- and PowerPC-based Mac computers...Theyll automatically run at peak performance for your Macs architecture.

a question for all of you... what does it mean when it's universal? for example, ichat av is universal.. does that mean i can now use ichat av with my pc? i'm assuming no...?

Apple's list doesn't have things like Handbrake (an app which is an excellent use for an idle iMac Core Duo when you also have a PowerMac next to it!).

Wonder if that is deliberate, or because it is not commercial?

Now I can't wait for all those pro-apps to appear. Thanks for that great page :)

MacUpdate is cool, it shows the Universal Binary icon next to the program if it's a UB, but I've only seen it in the search results page ...

http://www.versiontracker.com/macintel/updates/

Versiontracker's list is much more helpful.

MacUpdate ( http://www.macupdate.com ) now shows a visual cue for Universal Binaries. Nice.

359 apps listed in alphabetical order.
Is it too much to ask for a a way to jump to a letter rather then clicking "Next" a dozen times, or hopefully choosing the right category?

Well at least there is a search field.

Either way having such a list available is a great resource.