Toast Titanium 7.1

Still waiting for Flip4Mac...

*#25: there's only a non-public beta version of Flip4Mac. I'd rather have something definite and official, since I've hearing stuff about crashing browsers with the current beta.

Dreamweaver, Photoshop, MS Office (I use Entourage pretty heavily, so other options are not viable) and Quicken (2005 version works just fine under Rosetta, but a UB version would be nice.)

The big bummer is the current version of Snapz Pro X is not compatible with the Intel Macs AT ALL.

Actually, it does work for screen grabs, just not video. Take it out of your startup items and launch it when you need it since it takes a long time to load and if you don't make screen grabs often, you just don't need to wait.

I agree this update is long overdue update.

ProTools.

Protools is absolutely useless on my MacBook. The version I own and use (version 6.1) wont run under rosetta, nor will the windows version run via Parallels or bootcamp.

I could drop the $75 on Protools 7.0 for Mac, but the universal binary will be out around Xmas, for another $75.

So my audio editing will stay on my PC... for now.

Literally hours after posting, I got an newsletter saying that Vue 6 will be UB, so I'm just waiting for Maya now.

Flip4Mac has been Universal for a few weeks now.

I'm still waiting for the UB-port of that Flip4Mac, Indigo and software/drivers for my Canoscan N670U. Canon pulled those and they're the only PPC stuff that are always running.

GarageBand plug-ins! How annoying is it that, while my GarageBand projects can be ported immediately to the new MacBook, none of the sounds created in non UB synthisizer plug-ins works!

That may be the geekiest sentence I've written...today.

I'm waiting for Maya and Vue. Vue 6 should be out soon and hopefully that will be UB. I would imagine that a UB version of Maya won't be out for a while.

I'm also waiting for Apple to re-add After Effects plugin support to FCP 5.1 so that Magic Bullet Editors will work again.