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Hi all, I was wondering in which environment the Vectorworks is more productive(stable) Mac or PC, i'm a PC user and besides the obvious differences in the hardware i always liked and questioned this since i started using vectorworks ( as i know it was first developed for mac system). The compatibility and possibility to use other software besides vectorworks in our office (the answer i got from my colleagues and the fact they don't like MacOS) i seem to find that all of my colleagues complain about the crashes when it we try to make some more 'tricky' or complicated structures (if you can call it like that), i've been experiencing it myself with a lot of crashes that honestly do slow down our work.
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So my natural questions are: - Is Mac version more stable than PC? - Mac files are compatible with PC version? Note: all the issues have been reported to the vectorworks team and while some obviously are our fault on designing the complicated forms others apparently are bugs that we discovered. Many thanks to you all for your help and opinions. As already mentioned the difference will be minor from a stability and performance perspective. I know people who complain about their windows machine crashing all the time, and those who don't have that problem. I also know people who complain about their mac crashing all the time and those who don't have that problem.
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If there is one advantage for Windows it is the choice of additional CAD programs, and in my case GIS programs as well, as the options on the Mac are less than on Windows in that regard or more limited in features in case that matters to you. AutoCAD for Mac is considerably less specced than the Windows counterpart, though there are some other CAD programs where this is less of an issue. Commercial GIS software is often Windows only so that would require using Bootcamp or virtual machines). If you are happy with the OS you are currently using then there is little reason to switch, except if you have specific requirements that cannot be met on the OS of choice. Edited September 20, 2017 by Art V. I provide Technical Support for Vectorworks customers in New Zealand. Before I say this, to be fair I must concede that I don't have current knowledge of the proportions of Mac vs Windows users in our customer-base, but a few years ago it was regularly proclaimed in our office that it was 50/50.
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Since September 2016 I have had: • 49 Mac users submit a 'problem' • 86 Windows users submit a 'problem' I would like to add: • Many of the Windows users that have problems require a fix or intervention done to an aspect of their operating system to enable Vectorworks to function normally. Most of these would be updating graphics card drivers, sometimes reinstalling them. Whereas this type of thing is never required for Mac users because all that finicky time-consuming tech stuff is handled by Apple for you in their updates. Windows does have Automatic updates, but is obviously unreliable. • I'm struggling to recall a job across the above period that required any intervention with a Mac operating system. • IBM released a study showing that Apple computers cost less over their lifetime because they require less I.T.
Now since I am primarily a windows support tech the only item that I would like to see added is linux support (mainly since I want to continue to use my pi3 for remote wake on lan for my home system when I am not home) especially in the wake of the antics of one of the competitors as of late that has made me be weary of certain license limitations and the way in which they are worded since they essentially just cut me off at the knee with it, which is one reason I chose your software due in part to the only limitation of the free license being that of 10 machines per address book. Remote utilities host for mac. Due to the nature of MacOS and iOS the lack of a agent/host does not surprise me, that said two of your competitors already have this support as well as a linux version.