On 26-May-2016, guy <guywalksintoabar@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Anyway, enough reminiscing, it's quite apparent that Usenet useage is
> quickly becoming dicey for Mac users. Especially those of us that like
> to keep our OS version current.
I wouldn't say that, the most common Usenet posting program for Win is
YencPowerPost which hasn't been updated since 2004! I'm running it on Win10
64bit, it was written in 32bit for XP and lower, 64bit wasn't even
affordable* for the home user when it was last updated! (*Available yes,
affordable no :))
> Conversations like this one are very helpful moving forward.
Completely agree, conversations like this assist everyone, it's the entire
point of Usenet. Even in closed groups like this there are many lurkers who
may also benefit from the discussion.
>If we have
> to boot into Windows for Usenet we will, but let's hope we can buy some
> more time on the OS X side.
You should NEVER have to boot in to Win, check out the WINE links in this
thread, it'll allow you to run most Win OS apps on *nix-based platforms like
OSX.
Cheers
g.
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