It'd solve some confusion if you posted the "Universal" logo on the Mac download page. You can snag it here:

http://images.apple.com/macosx/images/indexuniversal20060109.gif

It would save us from having to dig through the forums for the info. I was just about to bug you about when you were going to release a universal binary, when I thought I'd search the forums first....

Awesome news, you should plug it more. Sending out a press release stating you've got the universal binary might get you some press, and more links around the web on mac geek sites.

There's WoW, one other mmorpg, and that's all I could find for the Macs, or maybe it was just for the Macintels, but either way.... It couldn't hurt to get more press.

Guild Software is lying in wait patiently, hiding amongst the reeds until the 2.0 client is released and is bug-free. Then I think we'll see Vendetta-Online pounce on the online gamers market and catch them unawares.

Shock and Awe.

Exactly, but it WOULD be nice if they put that logo on.

Adding this logo would solve a lot of confusion over whether it is or isn't a universal binary.

It'd be nice if they mentioned amd64 compatibility on the Linux page, too. And doesn't VO require glibc 2.3 nowadays?

I already grabbed the Universal logo for that exactly purpose, and as soon as I have a chance to update the website, I'll put it up. We'll probably tout the universal-ness before 2.0 hits, but we need to smooth out a couple of things first (like downloads, and some client changes).

Well, I can say that so far, I have only seen one bit of weirdness playing on my Macbook, where it reversed the order of my dual-head monitors. Other than that, it's been perfect.

And yes, I'll go mention that on the correct forum

thanks,
demRaketemensch