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Re: Is there a build for M1/M2 Mac?


 

Hi,

Thanks for picking up on this. The .dmg file uploaded here is meant for Intel hardware only I'm afraid. Sorry it didn't work for you, I'll make the files page more descriptive on this.

My current setup is a MacBook Pro using Intel i5 processor, that's all I have available to me to develop and test the product. It's not viable for me to go out and get M1/M2/M3 hardware that I would have to pay for and use infrequently (PSUD is all done for free so generates only cost - no income). This is going to be a growing dilemma as the Apple hardware base migrates to newer processors.

I'm having a think about what the options might be around this.

1. Open source PSUD 3 and later versions to allow a wide community to help with development and code testing
2. Phase out Mac versions of the product and support
3. Start some sort of charging model for the product to enable more hardware for development

Open to sensible suggestions...

Regards,
Duncan

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