Mph. I still don't buy it. Here, time to out myself as old: during the 90's nobody could agree on what means of memory storage to use, whether to use zip drives, this drive, that drive, something-else drive, let alone what kind of ****ing cord to use to connect them to your computer. You could walk into any college campus computer lab and attached to each computer would be up to ten different external memory drives. Sure, the dust has settled somewhat as most people have more or less decided that usb is good enough. But no, we're also moving on to usb2, optical jacks, firewire and I think everything's going to get real messy again. Finally, you upgrade your computer and update your OS, and bam, Photoshop doesn't work anymore and I can't connect to the internet.
So no, I don't expect software created on our hardware, even developed at heart from the alien technology, to integrate with the alien hardware. It's really no different than a 19th century scientist "integrating" with Mac OSX Lion by connecting electrodes to the monitor.
