From: steve harley
On 2010-05-30 18:53 , William Robb wrote:
> It couldn't possibly be a problem with his vaunted Mac being unable to
> install a piece of software, so it must be Adobe's fault.
i can't vouch for the dude on the blog (are those raspberry seedlings in
the grass a metaphor for software packages that don't mix?) -- something
is wrong with his description because there's no way the InDesign CS3
installer would ask him for the Photoshop CS4 disk -- maybe something
else on his machine asked for it, but not the CS3 installer
but from long experience, and confirmed by the experience of many others
with whom i correspond on InDesign and Mac OS X lists, Adobe has among
the worst Mac installers of any major software distributor
> Anyway, during conversation, he mentioned some study or other where
> researchers had found that Mac users typically are somewhat less
> intelligent than PC users.
citation please, or it's balderdash; best i can find is a 2002 study
that says Mac users (then, at least) were richer and better educated
<http://news.cnet.com/2100-1040-943519.html>
Does it really matter?
Seventy-five percent of statistics on the internet are made up on the
spot anyway.
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