...it's not really "playing" anymore. I find gaming great for unwinding and venting a little anger (e.g. by virtually blowing someone's head) of now and then, but I can't think of a more boring job. You don't create anything, after a while you don't need to think much anymore, and the Carpal Tunnel must be a killer.
But still... for 250k I guess there's a good enoughh reason for some people.
I agree with you about Cedega, but you've missed the point of the article.
'Cider' will help Windows games developers to reales native Mac versions, with (supposedly) minimal chages to the windows code.
The games ported with Cider will therefore have none of the problems associated with Cedega, i.e. trying to run a game released for one operating system (e.g. Windows) without modification on another operating system (e.g. Linux).
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...it's not really "playing" anymore. I find gaming great for unwinding and venting a little anger (e.g. by virtually blowing someone's head) of now and then, but I can't think of a more boring job. You don't create anything, after a while you don't need to think much anymore, and the Carpal Tunnel must be a killer.
But still... for 250k I guess there's a good enoughh reason for some people.
I agree with you about Cedega, but you've missed the point of the article. 'Cider' will help Windows games developers to reales native Mac versions, with (supposedly) minimal chages to the windows code. The games ported with Cider will therefore have none of the problems associated with Cedega, i.e. trying to run a game released for one operating system (e.g. Windows) without modification on another operating system (e.g. Linux).