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[Yankee [inactive]]

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My work computer is a Mac OS X.

Scarey huh? Its an absolute nightmare.

 

[JackpoT]

eeyyyyyyyeeee!!!! hahaha

 

[pipcorona]

So is mine. You should feel lucky.

 

[Flippy the Squirrel]

I so prefer Linux, but sadly I can't use all the programs I have to use at work on it. Sadness.

 

[Fejorc@]

and this opened us a road to go where? I have a Mac Pro in my work but I don't play @ work (common sense)

 

[SubArtic]

Well Macs are good sometimes...I mean they can serve a useful purpose, rather than just being not good at all in certain instances ><

 

[Yankee [inactive]]

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and this opened us a road to go where? I have a Mac Pro in my work but I don't play @ work (common sense)
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I don't play at work either. Its just that all the programs I use (ie. Word Processing and spreadsheets) the mac version totally blows compared to Microsoft works. I rather go back to the good old days of DOS than mess with this crappy Mac.

 

[Fejorc@]

I'm a video editor and use final cut pro, for me is the best video editor and by far better than avid so for me macs are only for creative work but for the rest is only a pretty case with pretty software, but there some utilities like disk utility because are so good (I hope microsoft learn this from apple) but the rest of software is designed for kids (for me).

 

[Flippy the Squirrel]

Disk Utility irritates the crap out of me. After having learned the power of '*NIX and what it can do (as well as seeing what Apple stole from it), I'm more convinced than ever that the future of computing is free and open source software.

 

[Fejorc@]

you're right fippy, the future is in OSS, but until them we must stick in what is functional (disk utility saved my ass a lot of times )