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Things go funky with the slave on...

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Photoshop (or GIMP, etc.)

Look at the font - it isn't even the same....

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The actual hardware that is put into a MacBook, an iMac, or a Mac Pro is exactly the same stuff they put into "PCs". They run the same x86-64 architecture (Mac OS previously ran on PPC)....

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I didn't know who "David" was until the "aka. sockwater" bit.

Congratulations David!

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vBulletin is sold by vBulletin Solutions, Inc., an American company....

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Yes....

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You receive updates to vBulletin as long as your support period is still active. Once your license becomes inactive, you will not receive any updates. To continue to do so, you will need to upgrade to...

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I'm pretty sure vBulletin 4 won't be hitting 4.8... The only reason it hit that is because 3.5 was released as 3.5. In my opinion, 3.5 was good enough to be a 4.0 release - it introduced some truly innovative...

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That'll do.

vBSEO should supply "reverse" rewrite rules. Just use these after uninstalling it. vBulletin will handle the rest (i.e. old style to rewritten style)....

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You can keep running vBulletin 4 after its End-of-Life, there's just going to be no updates for it. ...

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Keep in mind, however, that some untranslated phrases may appear.

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You can transfer your license as long as it is active. If it becomes inactive, you must upgrade to one of the new licenses before it can be transferred again.

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One of the reasons it isn't included now is that the forums have not been refactored into the new MVC architecture. The CMS was built on the new framework.

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In the initial release, you can create custom content types with a little biut of PHP knowledge. I believe a developer has said that an easier way to create new types will be added in the future....

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Yes, you can set and change the URL whenever you would like.

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Yes. You will still have access to and be able to run older versions of vBulletin forever. However, understand that vBulletin 3.8 will only be supported until vBulletin 4.2 is released.

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No. The CMS is currently an addon to the Forum package. It cannot be installed separately.

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"What's New?" will be there - it will still return new posts like it does currently....

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The two systems are separate. The only "link" is that article comments currently use a thread in the forum to hold them.

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Forum Classic will be what you see here, minus anything in the "Home", "Blogs" and "Projects" tabs.