Today's Mac market, while it is smaller than the Windows market, is also much larger than the PC market of the 1980s which supported lots of independent software development. There's no reason the Mac market can't have lots of new software. All it would take is a will to win. That's always been the story, imho. Here's how you do it.
Every new product is a cause for celebration.
That's what it was like in the early days of the Mac. What a great community to be part of, so much positive feedback. Then it became a deathmarch. Apple will crush it. Anyway, Paul Andrews is giving me righteous shit for not naming the reporter I met with last week to talk about all this stuff.