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i think that making it easeir to render across a network is a very important point, espescialyl as single images can take quite a long time to appear, with complicated scenes and materials... i can certainly help with that, ive already used most of the office in my experiments

i generally use skp on mac, and havent previously looked at cindego cos i havent had any chances to experiment with wine or a vm.

this release is what ive been waiting for, i love c4d

looking forward to testing, from the not-so-geeky point of view

fused wrote:the core duo is a 32-bit processor

The Core 2 brand refers to a range of Intel's consumer 64-bit single- and dual-core and 2x2 MCM (Multi-Chip Module) quad-core CPUs with the x86-64 instruction set, based on the Intel Core microarchitecture, derived from the 32-bit dual-core Yonah laptop processor.

Core 2@wiki

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its a Core (1) processor... the thing that came before the Core 2....

edit: its is, in fact, the "Yonah" processor from the wiki article you quoted

edit2:

The Core Duo is also famous for being the first Intel processor to ever be used in Apple Macintosh computers. Core Duo signified the beginning of Apple's shift to Intel processors across their entire line.

I dont know how you got a 32bit install of OS X on an intel mac, but maybe there was an option for it in 10.4 i dont know, however - all intel macs are 64bit cpus, also - since the macintosh compiler is just a modified GCC, the difference between 32bit build and 64bit build is just switching between "-m32" and "-m64" for the compilation flags.

hello to everyone!
I'm not new to indigo, but I'm new to the community.
I'm here to see if I can be useful to the project.
If you want I can do tests on imacs, macpro (also macbook pro) with mac 10.4->10.5 and pcs with xp and ubuntu, a network of 10 computer ( , I've realised this fact now!)

An update:

I'm working away on a last few things for the mac gui, so you might be seeing indigo for os x ready for download this week.

I'm watching the forum daily... ready to get that download

ready to render!

Can't wait to put my 8 cores Mac Pro to burn rubber

I cant wait to check it out after class.

Well?

Well what? It will be ready when it's ready...