Probably answered before, but humor me please...

Lack of resources / demand

Hi frosty,
don´t have any suggestions on Sonar on mac (osX)
but dark humor:
During a funeral, the pallbearers accidentally bump into a wall and hear a faint moan. They open the casket and find out that the woman is actually alive.
She lives for 10 more years and then dies. There is another funeral for her. At the end of the service, the pallbearers carry out the casket.
As they are walking out, the husband cries out, "Watch out for the wall!"
 
cheers

Frostysnake
Yeah...and I don't like Logic...makes no sense.

Hahaha -  pun intended I hope:) 

If you haven't already you can always bootcamp your mac Frostysnake. I ran Sonar on a macbook pro for quite a few years. 

It has been a couple years since I got rid of my Macs,  but bootcamp was very simple to install and both windows and Sonar ran perfectly.  Once windows is installed through boot camp you can simply boot up in either windows or osx,  unlike clunky solutions like Parallels which run a virtual version of windows inside osx with shared memory and drivers. 
 
All you need to know is on Apples website:
 
https://www.apple.com/au/support/bootcamp/
 

Frostysnake
Yeah...and I don't like Logic...makes no sense.

That was my view of it when I first tried using Logoc (collaboration with people already 100% commited to Mac+Logic kind of forced me down that route).

It does make sense, but it's far harder than Sonar initially, especially if you're already used to DAWs that do things the Sonar way. It doesn't help that compared to Sonar Logic's documentation/help is very poor. The enormously powerful but enormously complicated MIDI environment in particular is almost entirely undocumented and utterly impenetrable without buying third party books and a lot of internet searching.