Aye, and also the sooner they will HAVE to sell Bryce off, just to break even or something... I used to run a P2-233 alongside the original IMAC, sit and benchmark the things back and forth. They were almost identical, for render times, it was a lot of fun making scenes at the same time as my younger brother, to see who came up with new ways to do the similar things! Bad move, Corel. Sure Mac users only take up a small market percentage, but my guess is that MANY Mac users use their machines almost exclusively fo graphics and design, whereas you see Windows in a lot more offices, sitting there doing nothing... I'll never buy a Mac again, for certain, but I know that deep down inside all the shiny plastic of those machines, they are still a great tool for any artist. For Bryce to be considered pro-grade software by the "community", people have to use it to make money. Been doing that since it came out! If only Corel would act like professionals too.