My problem is that even if they write a Mac OS version of Poser next year, what's the point? Mac users will be a year behind PC users, non-competitive in the marketplace. Add to that the long list of other software associated with Poser for which there's no Mac versions. It means a Mac Poser user has no hope of competing commercially with PC Poser users, so any Mac version of Poser5 is little more than a hobbyist's toy, a curiosity with no real-world relevance, not a cash-cow like the Windows version, for which thousands of people gladly paid to be beta-testers.

It seems like every year, less and less software makers are willing to waste time and money catering to us Mac users, and Apple management gets stranger, more recalcitrant, more defensive and more divorced from reality.