Waiting for Universal - iCore

The developer's website say, "Compatible with Mac OS X 10.2.8 and later (PowerPC and Intel)". I guess it runs in Rosetta? (If so, that is pretty impressive for a piece of software that interfaces with so many 3rd-party pieces of hardware.)

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Saturday, June 17 2006 @ 07:02 PM PDT

Waiting for Universal - lepprd_dotmac

I use VueScan routinely with my MacBook Pro and am unable to detect slower performance using Rosetta compared to the use of the same FireWire scanner and my PPC PowerBook.

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Thursday, July 20 2006 @ 01:04 PM PDT

Waiting for Universal - lepprd_dotmac

I use VueScan routinely with my MacBook Pro and am unable to detect slower performance using Rosetta compared to the use of the same FireWire scanner and my PPC PowerBook.

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Thursday, July 20 2006 @ 01:08 PM PDT

Waiting for Universal - Sighmansea

This shows the misconceptions that are out there about Rosetta. For applications that you currently wait no time to perform a task, you will still wait no time under Rosetta. When you're scanning a document, what is it you are waiting for? That's right, the hardware to complete it's task, the software is hardly doing anything, just waiting. Even when I open a scanned file in Photoshop, tasks like resizing & cropping still take no time. The additional processing power provided by the Core Duo CPU makes up for some of the performance you lose under Rosetta emulation.

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Thursday, July 20 2006 @ 01:18 PM PDT