Mac users, you may want to avoid the Maverick OS upgrade.

[Midrsv]

I upgraded and discovered that a critical application that I use won't run now. It is Adobe OnLocation to capture video. Apple was no help and now I'm scrambling to find a functional replacement. I've found one but its going to cost me $99 and a bunch if time to learn it.

 

Make sure your applications support Mavericks. I'm not happy with Apple. They're just like Microsoft now.

 

Dennis

[N3FOL]

Thanks for the heads up.

[pick]

Wow, I have been wondering about upgrading, just was waiting to hear about any bugs. I don't use th at application, but was wondering if I would lose any functionally? Thanks for the heads up

[Midrsv]

From browsing various Apple forum sites it appears that there are more bugs than just mine. Do your research before upgrading.

 

Dennis

[FreezyRider]

From browsing various Apple forum sites it appears that there are more bugs than just mine. Do your research before upgrading.

 

Dennis

 

Hey Dennis, have you ever played around with Virtual Machine software? It is basically a program that creates a "machine within a machine", or a Virtual computer on your existing system. This would allow you to run an older version of the MAC OS in the virtual machine and then run your Adobe software within that VM. VirtualBox is a good and FREE VM hosting software.

Just an option if nothing else works out.

 

Joe