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Bye again.
Bye again.
You guys are making me want to throw my computer out the window and become a Luddite
If your computer is 13 years old, you already are.
That's a bit dramatic. A cheap windows laptop for that purpose can be had for $500 easily if not less.is using a modeler worth spending another $1000 - $2000 to be able to use it?
But it can still feel good.
I’m running into a problem I’ve never had before:
I bought a TMP and found I couldn’t install the editor to load my IRS because my OS is too old and not supported.
I bought a Kemper and found I’m not able to install the latest version of Rig Manager with liquid profile support for the same reason.
Every job I’ve had in the past 10 years has provided a MacBook Pro that I’ve been allowed to use for personal stuff so I haven’t bothered to buy a computer since 2011. Current company just changed policy and I can no longer install software for personal use.
I have no other use for a laptop or desktop, so now I have to decide: is using a modeler worth spending another $1000 - $2000 to be able to use it?
If your computer is 13 years old, you already are.
Not sure where you live but if you live in the US, go to Best Buy on-line and type in Windows Laptop and there are over a dozen for $199.99
and some that are on SALE right now for less. Doesn't cost anything to look....
This.
Seriously, even thinking about giving up modelers because you can't afford a suitable computer is absurd. Even the cheapest available computers capable of running an up to date Windows or macOS will do the job of running any editor.
And fwiw, if it's really just about this very task, I'd really get a Windows box, simply because in case you don't spend considerably more money, any 2nd hand Mac could be outdated any day soon, with the editors to follow suit.
I don’t throw money at things I can’t justify
Debate Win vs. Mac they said. It'll be fun. They said.
Inevitability was inevitable. I knew the pissing contest would commence.
Linux!
I’m running into a problem I’ve never had before:
I bought a TMP and found I couldn’t install the editor to load my IRS because my OS is too old and not supported.
I bought a Kemper and found I’m not able to install the latest version of Rig Manager with liquid profile support for the same reason.
Every job I’ve had in the past 10 years has provided a MacBook Pro that I’ve been allowed to use for personal stuff so I haven’t bothered to buy a computer since 2011. Current company just changed policy and I can no longer install software for personal use.
I have no other use for a laptop or desktop, so now I have to decide: is using a modeler worth spending another $1000 - $2000 to be able to use it?