Originally posted by Ashton:

There is a catch here though - Mac and Windows both run on full-blown desktops/laptops with a LOT of processing power. Android (normally) runs on a cellphone which
after Mac and Linux - both because of development difficulty and more people have been asking for the latter two.

It's also worth keeping in mind that a lot of things can be cut down to make the program

for some new things that we have planned for the future.

Originally posted by khansen188:

Last, I currently have a Windows computer, however, my best computer is a Mac. Is there any plan to port the software to
Mac?

There have been plans, but right now our engineering bandwidth is all taken up by some other projects that we are working on. I wouldn't be able to say when or if a version for Mac would come out

between Mac and Linux and the mobile (and possible others) will come after those 2.

Holotech has a philosophy of first making sure one system is complete before moving on to the next, to leave people

Hello,

I am a Mac user using the Parallels Desktop 14 to run the Window 10.

Last week I did launch the FaceRig successfully for the first time I test the virtual machine. But then today the

youtuber, and even if i enabled monitization id get basically nothing from my normal videos, the basic version is for me... When it comes out for Mac anyway. i was curious if the pro version added anything

):
http://letsrabbit.tumblr.com/post/108304322882/camera-microphone-access-firefox-rabbit
(This is the tutorial for Firefox on a Mac, so it might look a bit different for you, but it might help to find where to look)
4. If you don't

seems now though, there will be a toss between Mac and Linux and the mobile (and possible others) will come after those 2.

Holotech has a philosophy of first making sure one system is complete before

the regitery for a beta build is always rather dangerous if you don't really know what you're about, or don't keep a good note of how to undo it later (I should know, I kernal paniced/ BSoD a Mac by

about a tool they developted that converts DirectX games to OpenGL titles so they can run natively on any system that supports OpenGL. Oh yeah, and Mac is even based on Linux, PS3 is Linux, CNC macnines

use a Turtle Beach Headset with my Mac (Macbook Pro 2014 15 inch retina). The software cannot detect any sound.

Also, I sometimes get some sort of memory dump error if I close the program, but it just