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| I think that the main issue *is* the front-end on the iPad, judging by the versos demos I have seen and the implementation of the reader on the iPad. There is no longer any technical issue I am aware of that would prevent a full implementation of the... |
| Given that Workbench is used extensively internally to Wolfram Research (various personal communications over the years), it is highly likely that there is a version of Workbench somewhere that works with 12.2. I would not hold my breath that it... |
| According to the FAQ, https://support.wolfram.com/51740?src=mathematica Mathematica 12.0 and later are supported on Apple Silicon *and* Intel on macOS 11 (Big Sur). This has been my experience. The problem you are seeing with ffmpeg is not... |
| Please file a report to support@wolfram.com. They usually monitor the community, but not always. Documentation can be updated in paclet updates, which are (mostly) silent, but they need to know about the problem. |
| I don't understand why people think that Mathematica is expensive. Sure, a full commercial license is not cheap, but if you have one of these licenses, you (probably) have a job and the time saved by using Mathematica makes it worth every penny. I... |
| Ok Jane Austen, then. No one knows Beethoven's exact birthday, but the 16th is the day most people celebrate it. He was baptized on the 17th. All the Beethoven sales are today. |
| Not sure why 12.0 is not supported, because the major change for macOS -- the 64 bit (cocoa) front end, is in 12.0. It is possible that Stephen missed it (or I did -- I'll check the video). Things may still be fluid, so a message to tech support may... |
| Revised: 14 September 2020 to add updated package I wrote a short program so that I could have some ear training. Because I started the graduate program i music after I got a degree in maths, there were a lot of topics that fell through the... |
| I share your concern about macOS support. It's no secret that Theo Gray was largely responsible for continued Mac support during the 'dark days', and the macOS seems to be getting a bit less love since he has moved on. I did find an issue with Big... |
| Thanks for the link, and to 'meet' you, so to speak. The people at Wolfram would profit from interacting with people like you. My own knowledge about these matters is rudimentary compared with the depth needed to do a complete job. The primary... |