Mac Release Notes and History

Initially, [[Logos Research Systems (LRS) >> https://www.logos.com/about/history]] outsourced development of *Libronix 3* port to a native Mac OS X application that used Safari for display rendering.  In contrast to *Libronix 3* on Windows, *Logos for Mac 1* lacked many features and capabilities.  Final *Logos for Mac 1.2.2* release essentially became an e-Book reader after Safari 5 update on 20 July 2011 (released with OS X 10.7 Lion).

 

[[Logos Blog 2 Nov 2009 >> http://blog.logos.com/2009/11/introducing_logos_bible_software_4/]] announced Logos 4, which was followed by free Logos 4 Mac Pre-Release Alpha versions

[[Logos Blog 2 Nov 2009 >> http://blog.logos.com/2009/11/introducing_logos_bible_software_4/]] announcedallnew*Logos BibleSoftware4*, which was followed by free Logos 4 Mac Pre-Release Alpha versions

[[Logos Blog 18 Sep 2009 >> http://blog.logos.com/2009/09/logos_bible_software_for_mac_122/]] Logos for Mac 1.2.2

[[Logos Blog 28 Aug 2009 >> http://blog.logos.com/2009/08/logos_for_mac_121_brings_snow_leopard_compatibility/]] Logos for Mac 1.2.1 compatible with OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard

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[[Logos Blog 20 Mar 2007 >> http://blog.logos.com/2007/03/logos_for_the_m_3/]] update that included Logos for Mac banner advertising link

[[Logos Blog 13 Feb 2007 >> http://blog.logos.com/2007/02/logos_for_the_m_1/]] update included "And there is no good answer to the question I’m asked almost daily: When?"

[[Logos Blog 1 May 2006 >> https://blog.logos.com/2006/05/logos_bible_software_3_is_here_1/]] announced *Logos Bible Software 3 is here!* (Libronix Digital Library System for Windows)

[[Logos Blog 17 Nov 2005 >> http://blog.logos.com/2005/11/logos_for_the_m/]] was confident Logos for Mac would ship by 21 Jun 2006

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