I had a similar experience back in 95 when I bought our first compluter.
Salesbloke showed us the Mac which had this old geezer sitting in a
library of sorts, that walked to the shelf and got you stuff, can't
remember which OS that was, then showed us the Win95 OS which seemed to
me to be more
Way back when I got my first Apple, PCs were for computer geeks who really
knew what they were doing, and could speak computer gibberish. Apples were
for guys like me who were just moving up from their Underwoods. Hee hee
Ed
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On 31 January 2012 17:12, Hendrik Fay heni...@ozemail.com.au
Yeah it took me quite a few years of bashing on the keyboard to get the
confidence to have a crack at Linux.
Hendrik
who likes to have a go
E M wrote:
Way back when I got my first Apple, PCs were for computer geeks who really
knew what they were doing, and could speak computer gibberish.
On Jan 31, 2012 2:13 PM, Hendrik Fay heni...@ozemail.com.au wrote:
Salesbloke showed us the Mac which had this old geezer sitting in a
library of sorts, that walked to the shelf and got you stuff,
That was Microsoft BOB, not anything on the Mac.
Alex
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I'd have no clue what my Deskt top is or was.
The only thing left of the original 'no brand' is the 30 gig HD which
serves still as a back-up.
Several MB upgrades, add-on HD's, what not
At this time:
ASUS MB ( 4 Gig IIntel processor)
30 Gig PATA HD
80Gig SATA
140 Gig SATA
CD Rom
DVDRW
3.5 Floppy
