i guess that's because they advertise more.

all other engine editor will support multiple system
like
http://www.dxstudio.com/news.aspx?newsid=12fd905c-36d7-4823-be7d-dba5f6bc216e

a simple interpreter appear, and the websupport is very importan
the osa kit not work well, I try to load games from diferent computer and navigation tools and not running the 99% of the time

Finally I pre-order Unity 3.0 last night as I am impatient regarding multiplatform support, and I need a new 'toy' to play around while working on my evil academic project.

Regarding 'Mac' support my view is different to Opgroup, their view of 'Mac' support is Mac 'Hardware' + bootcamp + Windows, my view is Mac 'OSX'.

why doesnt GS runs on MAC with bootcam to win7 ??

It runs really good, but this is not a Mac OS X (the last two characters of Mac are lowercase ;)), it's called a native Windows 7.

And I really hate to boot windows on my Mac, it destroys my workflow completely.

Edit: I would love to see GStudio on my Mac, but not in it's current form! Gamestudio doesn't conform to what you expect on a Mac. It feels wrong in so many cases from a Mac user point of view.

hmm
I found something that could help.
But I am not sure if this is possible!

What is with some emulation software like "Wine".
If I understood right ,It emulates a Win application on MAC and Linux.

http://www.winehq.org/

hope it helps.

regards

It's still Mac, not MAC

And Wine (or Darwine on the Mac), is not really good for games. Its really slow because it doesn't run the applications native but builds a layer to provide Windows APIs for the applications (and some more things around the applications life cycle).

It's ok for normal applications, but not for games. Last but not least, it doesn't support every kind of application and API.

ohh thats bad !
It was a try

@JustSid:
It might be a bit slower, but at least i got CSS(i know..its not an up2date game^^) working very well on Linux.

CSS is a pretty damn up2date game, it last updated less than a month ago and now has Mac OS X support.

For the GS on Mac OS thing, there is parallels desktop 5, which really runs all windows applications inside Mac OS, but of course performance of this apps are uncomparable to native windows. f.i. With bootcamp win7(note that this is nearly same thing as win7 on a PC with smiliar specs as iMac) on iMac, you get 512+ fps on single cube model, while with parallels you only get 40 fps.

Imho as for mac support, any other support other then native Mac support is unacceptable.

Editors would require partial rewrite in large chunks to natively run on Mac, also that requires engineers/programmers experienced with Mac. I think engine itself would not be very hard to get it run on mac other than the plugin and the shader system.