> Less than 1000 if you can live with 32 bits but I wonder if someone goes for that option nowadays. Right. I don't count the 32 Bit versions as serious conten

> Less than 1000 if you can live with 32 bits but I wonder if someone goes for that option nowadays. Right. I don't count the 32 Bit versions as serious contenders. > The MacOS version supports both Apple Silicon and Intel. That is good news. For pure Mac users this is interesting, still very expensive. Personally, my development time is split between MacOS and Linux.