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Martin1099 - 1/28/2024 11:45:18 AM

Hi all, have searched and seen the development of SkyDemon and Macs towards compatibility, but can someone kindly tell me if the Mac experience is now on a par with the PC version?I’m about to replace my desktop and the only software keeping me on a pc is SkyDemon!Planning, printing and reviewing flights / logs are what matter most to me on the desktop version. Thanks in-advance,Martin.

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BS - 2/5/2024 12:30:29 PM

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Martin1099 - 1/28/2024 11:45:18 AM

Hi all, have searched and seen the development of SkyDemon and Macs towards compatibility, but can someone kindly tell me if the Mac experience is now on a par with the PC version?I’m about to replace my desktop and the only software keeping me on a pc is SkyDemon!Planning, printing and reviewing flights / logs are what matter most to me on the desktop version. Thanks in-advance,Martin.

I have an Intel-based MacBook Air and set up a Windows partition using Boot Camp so I can dip into the PC version of SD when I want to. Of course this won't work with the newer M1/M2 Mac's. 

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grahamb - 2/6/2024 7:29:26 AM

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BS - 2/5/2024 12:30:29 PM

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Martin1099 - 1/28/2024 11:45:18 AM

Hi all, have searched and seen the development of SkyDemon and Macs towards compatibility, but can someone kindly tell me if the Mac experience is now on a par with the PC version?I’m about to replace my desktop and the only software keeping me on a pc is SkyDemon!Planning, printing and reviewing flights / logs are what matter most to me on the desktop version. Thanks in-advance,Martin.

I have an Intel-based MacBook Air and set up a Windows partition using Boot Camp so I can dip into the PC version of SD when I want to. Of course this won't work with the newer M1/M2 Mac's. 

An alternative to that on an Intel Mac is to use a virtualisation platform such as VirtualBox (free), VMWare or Parallels. These allow you to run a copy of Windows without having to reboot everytime you want to do so.