Time for a brainstorming session!

With the increasing number of macs seen at demo parties all around (Assembly, Breakpoint, ...) why aren't there more original mac releases being made?

I can think of a few reasons:
- Many parties still don't recognize the Mac as a demo platform (read: Breakpoint not allowing Mac entries in PC demo compos)
- Tradition
- ?

There seems to be even more reasons why we could have great original Mac demos though, today we have everything that the PC has and a lot extra:

After my last article on demo making with quartz composer I made 8808, the music disk released at breakpoint. It was a cocoa application, but most of the demo work was made with QC.

Now, I'm doing the final (the party version was very unfinished in a lot of places. I've finished the first part (1988/c64), but I've also separated it into a separate project, made it 100% QC, and commented the whole thing. It also now supports fullscreen properly. If you want to learn how QC works for demos, I think this will be pretty helpful as it's a finished example with lots of different methods and it's all explained.