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So that forces an either or decision. A dual boot setup lets you do one or the other depending on which OS you boot under - which is not really great, or two different machines and sharing files back and forth. That takes more space, but is probably faster and more efficient. Neither is ideal.

I'm hoping to jump from SketchUp 2020 to 2022 shortly. 2023 isn't so pressing, but 2020 is about to be dropped from support like 3D Warehouse etc. I set up a dual boot machine a while ago - Monterey and Mojave. The OS complains that Monterey disk formatting isn't compatible with Mojave, but I think ...

When it comes to deadlines ... well, I'm not in a position to throw stones so I'm not whining, but I'm glad to hear any news. I have a 2016 MBP with Monterey and Mojave waiting on deck. Moving to a new machine is always a bit of turmoil and disruption, but I'm long overdue.

I could possibly beta test. My current set up is less than maximally efficient: I'm working on two machines with a third in the works, running Sierra on one, High Sierra on another and dual boot Catalina and Mojave on the third.

If it's a 2D view generated from a 3D model, there can be a lot of little broken lines and redundant lines; not an efficient 2D drawing. At least I see that coming from SketchUp model 2D views, so Vectorworks may not be any better.

Alfred,

That's great! I'd be eager to test anything you might work on.

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Fri Sep 23, 2022 3:27 pm

... I'm using a 1990's version of FrameMac (on an old OS8 iMac). Etc. Etc.

I still run that sometimes on an old Titanium PowerBook in OS9. Not so much now though.

ElizE Sure, I'd be glad to meet up. Hope there might be some others as well.

Gah! I think I just blinked and months went by! My apologies.

3D Basecamp is less than a month away. For those attending, I'm presenting twice: Wednesday @ 2:40 and Thursday @ 10:50. I'd love to connect with any other PowerCADD user that are attending.

Man, I'm happy to hear any news. This is great!