Tim Challies is on board with Apple now, and he “iPologizes” for his rejection of Macs in the past.
No apologies here. I haven’t been arrogant about Macs, just truthful.
On the other hand, I must admit that I am tiring somewhat of having to run my most important program, BibleWorks, in a separate operating system. Will someone please write a version of BibleWorks for OS X and send it to me? I’ll pay.
Thanks!
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Have played around with Logos for Mac? If so, what did you think?
I have played with it through all of its available development stages. I won’t pay 60 bucks for it simply because I have to run Windows anyway for BibleWorks.
I am told that some features are not present in the Mac version that have long been available in the Windows version. I confess I’m not sure what those features are.
I should have it by the end of the month. I’ll let you know what I think if you are still interested.