My point regarding usage of Vue in a Mac OS is simply this:

Yes, you're right, e-on does say Vue runs in it. However, practice shows that it doesn't run as well as in a Windows. If a Mac user 'suffers' because he/she can't run Vue, this user has two basic options:

1. he/she can insist and insist with e-on until Vue runs in Mac as well as in Windows. Until that happens, this user will not be able to use Vue adequately.

2. he/she can run Vue in Windows. According to 3DNeo, this user wouldn't even need to buy a PC, he/she could run it in a Mac running Windows. In the worst case scenario, the user would need to buy a PC (less than $1000) and even take additional advantages out of it.

I must admit that I completely fail to understand the logic of the users who opt for alternative 1. It simply doesn't seem logic to me, it seems like a stubborn, self-destructive, policy, leading only to aggravation. I would really like to understand... :-)