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CS2 is not a Universal App on Macs, so this takes a PowerPC Mac, or Mac OS old enough to run Rosetta (Snow Leopard).
by nmcfarl 14y ago
CS2 is not a Universal App on Macs, so this takes a PowerPC Mac, or Mac OS old enough to run Rosetta (Snow Leopard).
- moepstar 14y agoThanks for the warning, the Windows versions it is then.. But hey, can't complain since it's free ;)
- cygwin98 14y agoIf you have vmware Fusion, you can install Snow Leopard within your Lion or Mountain Lion.
- untog 14y agoIf I had to go that far, I'd be more inclined to install Windows- for all those other edge cases when you just have to have a Windows instance.
- cygwin98 14y agoAgreed. Though I was just pointing out the existence of the Mac way, which could be much more inefficient performance-wise due to the double hit of Rosetta and VMware Fusion.