Apparently, the word still has not gotten out that LOGOS released a Macintosh native version of its software. Just this weekend, I've heard from three people who did not have a clue that LOGOS is now Mac-native.

I have been using Logos under emulation software on Macs for years, and with the advent of the Intel based Macs several years ago, life became oh-so-much-more-better running Logos under a PC environment, on my Mac. I am still using the PC based version, since I have no need to switch to the Mac native version. But if you want to run the Mac native version, you sure can. Read more about it here.

Oh, one more thing. Concordia Publishing House will not be releasing any of its intellectual property in Accordance. There is simply no need, since anyone can run Libronix on either a Mac or a PC. My own experience with Accordance is that it is a clunky interface, and has not kept up with the "look/feel" of the latest Mac operating systems, plus Accordance offers very little of the resources I'm most interested in, whereas Logos' resources are enormous.