Hi Martin- I am running OSX on my wife's iMac- I think it's a G3 400 or 500. I don't see any reason you couldn't run QuadToneRip on such a machine- although be aware that since you are printing from PS, you will need the ram to open up those huge 4x5 Howtek files! ;^0 Also, you will definitely (IMHO) need a second hard drive (or at least room for the two systems on your primary drive)- but not a big deal with today's prices. As far as it sounding "more like DOS than windows," be careful, buddy, them's close to fighting words for certain Unix geeks I know. ;^) Bill Morse PhotoProspect Cambridge, MA USA on 6/6/03 11:40 PM, Martin Wesley wrote: > Keep us posted on this or anyone else who gives it a try on a G3. Are you > printing directly from PS or from QT-RIP as a seperate operation? The > ability to follow the cheap print server approach would make it much more > accessable. In fact if both QT-RIP and OPM worked under such a setup it > would make the extra investment more appealing. >>> Shell scripts? Terminal program? You lost me there. How >> familar with the Mac >>> and OS X does a person need to be to work with it at this >> point? >> >> I've probably made too much of a deal about this. It mostly >> boils down to text editting a description file and running a >> couple programs, instead of a cute graphical interface. >> For someone who has never used a Mac, its like me who >> has pretty much never used windows. > > Sounds more like DOS than Windows. Typing in commands at a prompt type > stuff. The Windows users are not going to be any more experienced with that > sort of thing than the Mac users at this point. For myself having learned > Fortran on a key punch machine I could probably deal with it but would need > some kind of description of what to do. > > Martin
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Re: [Digital BW] QuadToneRIP and partitioning curves
2003-06-07 by Bill Morse
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