On 6/18/02 8:49 PM, "Paul Berkowitz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The future is only in OS X. Actually, the enhanced present is only in OS X.
> I don't know that anyone has statistics on the numbers of Mac users
> currently using OS 8/9 vs. X, but the way forward is X. For a major company
> like MS to announce the end of development in 9 is the best support that
> Apple (who are doing the same thing) could get. "Classic" development is
> ending everywhere. If you're happy with your classic software and don't want
> to move on, that's great. But if you want updates, you'll have to move to X.
I can't find it now, but one of the Mac sites recently posted the results of
a reader survey and found that 58 or 60% (I can't remember which) of those
responding use OSX as their primary system. I realize those numbers mean
very little since I can't tell you who responded, how many, fields of work,
etc. But they might well be indicative. Consider also how many new machines
have shipped in the last, what?, 6 months with OSX as the booting OS.
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