Most of the Apple users may already have noticed the Wind Of Change, regarding processing power and the OS. Following up on the last Thread Future of Rhino - ARM you ready to Jump? to keep a better overview, I decided to open a new topic hoping to gain a bit Feedback from the Developers and what the…

Nope, non of its clear, from an end user point of view its all very muddy and uncertain :person_shrugging: And from a commercial point of view, why would McNeel now want to spend the next 2 years developing a V8 version for intel based Macs ? Surely just focus on Apple Silicon version from this poi…

[image] milezee: not a very committed comment That is because [image] stevebaer: We try not to make promises when we don’t have a solution yet. You seem to not read the other bits that I quoted, like “We’re working on a silicon based…” and “Several devs have purchased silicon Macs…”. …

thanks Steve, i appreciate your efforts and responsiveness even if it does not harvest a lot of news. just dont let us down, we are eagerly hoping for some progress. [image] stevebaer: We don’t know when a silicon based version of Mac Rhino will be available. that at least does not sound so …

The discussion is focused on Apple Silicon M1 chips, but, with latest news, we can see more ARM-based computers not only Apple Mac side, but also Windows side. Actually a lot of things are going to change with .NET 5.0 and we can expect more with .NET 6.0, which will be released within 2021. Actua…

[image] rhino4u: MAUI, according to github page MAUI is not out for another year according the page, and that with .NET 6. We’re still trying to figure out when to move to .NET 5.

FYI: [image] Apple Silicon and Rhino for Mac Rhino for Mac Current Status: April 26th, 2021: Rhino 7 for Mac is supported on macOS Big Sur 11.3 on Apple Silicon Macs with M1 processors*. Please update to macOS Big Sur 11.3 (or later). *running in Rosetta2…

a very substantial compendium summing up history and strategy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuF9weSkS68

thanks for the input @rhino4u . maybe skipping .net 5.0 and jumping to the last iteration would make more sense @nathanletwory @stevebaer ? also @rhino4u be sure to check out the first part of this discussion linked in the first post. it contains some thoughts about mac and windows, i assume that A…

[image] encephalon: a very substantial compendium summing up history and strategy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuF9weSkS68 Thanks encephalon! That was interesting! Philip

[image] encephalon: maybe skipping .net 5.0 and jumping to the last iteration would make more sense @nathanletwory @stevebaer ? It turns out that we do have to wait until .NET 6 as some of the required features we need did not make it into .NET 5

ARM you ready to Jump? - Part II

Rhino Rhino for Mac

nathanletwory (Nathan 'jesterKing' Letwory) November 25, 2020, 8:21pm 22

FYI:

Topic		Replies	Views
Future of Rhino - ARM you ready to Jump? Meta apple-silicon	119	15195	May 9, 2022
Apple Silicon, macOS Big Sur, and Rhino for Mac Rhino for Mac apple-silicon	35	8279	June 24, 2020
Future of Rhino - ARM you ready to Jump? - Part III Rhino for Windows	24	2335	July 12, 2025
Rhino V9 Intel Mac Support Rhino for Mac mac	45	1898	October 22, 2025
Apple Silicon/M1 - No for BigSur 11.2, yes for BigSur 11.3 Rhino for Mac apple-silicon	178	28859	January 26, 2022

ARM you ready to Jump? - Part II

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