I rather think it Mac are for those who want a computer they don't have to
think about. In my experience customizing a Mac requires you to go into the
FreeBSD core and use VI after jumping through hoops if you want to say run
the Apache module in any way other than the default Apple install with pa
joseph harris wrote:
> These are some rem,arks from someone who does not know how *not*
> to be contentious - however he is often right! any comments on
> these opinions? [take the Windows bit as read ;-)]
>
> "Why do I run a Mac? Because it combines the best of Unix/Linux
> security and fun
On 9/26/07, joseph harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "Why do I run a Mac? Because it combines the best of Unix/Linux
> security and functionality with hardware and multimedia (mpg,
> swf, ppt, pdf, etc.) With the Mac everything works out of the
> box. With Linux almost everything works out of
These are some rem,arks from someone who does not know how *not*
to be contentious - however he is often right! any comments on
these opinions? [take the Windows bit as read ;-)]
"Why do I run a Mac? Because it combines the best of Unix/Linux
security and functionality with hardware and mul
