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Thank you very much! That's a nice alternative.xavmatazz wrote:As an alternative you can use VirtualBox (free), if you don't want to pay for Parallels and you already have a Windows license (which you would need anyway with Parallels as well)
cube666 wrote:Couldn't someone write to Nord and ask how much money they would like for writing a new driver for the osx 64bit? And then do a fundraiser
.... or try clavia@clavia.se (not sure though if this is still an active email address)maxpiano wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 18:09Does your company also keep updated ALL your software products, including the ones out of support (deprecated/discontinued)...? And if it does it, it does for free?SYS2064 wrote:I work for a big IT company, the Client is the key point of our Mission.dhbp-nord wrote:No other music vendor does this, why should Nord. They are a business like all the others.
D.
That's the reason.
Upgrading this little piece of sw, Nord shows it's Client oriented vocation, not only to the G2 owners, but to all. To know that your investment is protect, overmore when the instrument is not upgraded with a new release, but is the last of its cycle, is the most importat pubblicity for Nord.
It is a cost-benefit problem, from my point of view, in this case, cost is ridiculus and the (Nord) benefit are very high.
That's all
Following your thinking, then Microsoft should have continued to support Win XP and all old devices of 10 or more years old PCs...?
And all this when a (free) VM running Win Xp (or even Wine, I tried it with the G2 editor a Mac) solves the problem of running the existing G2 editor on any modern PC...? Come on...
PS: I have been working for a big IT company too... "the Client is the key point of our Mission", sure, as far as they pay...
I don't own a G2, I only played with the editor but on an Intel Mac, I am not sure if/how it would work on Apple Silicon Macs, at least I cannot test it.
Hi, I found a man that have made the work for Nord... for free.cube666 wrote: ↑21 Feb 2025, 15:07 Hi.
Were you able to run the nord modular G2 editor in wine, but also establish communication with it?
I have a problem installing Nord Modular G2 USB drivers in Wine on Apple Silicon?
Do you know how to establish communication with the g2 modular in Wine?
maxpiano wrote: ↑02 Nov 2019, 18:09Does your company also keep updated ALL your software products, including the ones out of support (deprecated/discontinued)...? And if it does it, it does for free?SYS2064 wrote: I work for a big IT company, the Client is the key point of our Mission.
That's the reason.
Upgrading this little piece of sw, Nord shows it's Client oriented vocation, not only to the G2 owners, but to all. To know that your investment is protect, overmore when the instrument is not upgraded with a new release, but is the last of its cycle, is the most importat pubblicity for Nord.
It is a cost-benefit problem, from my point of view, in this case, cost is ridiculus and the (Nord) benefit are very high.
That's all
Following your thinking, then Microsoft should have continued to support Win XP and all old devices of 10 or more years old PCs...?
And all this when a (free) VM running Win Xp (or even Wine, I tried it with the G2 editor a Mac) solves the problem of running the existing G2 editor on any modern PC...? Come on...
PS: I have been working for a big IT company too... "the Client is the key point of our Mission", sure, as far as they pay...
Schorsch wrote: ↑22 Dec 2020, 15:55cube666 wrote:Couldn't someone write to Nord and ask how much money they would like for writing a new driver for the osx 64bit? And then do a fundraiser
You can do it easily by yourself - see the form at the bottom of this page: https://www.nordkeyboards.com/support