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panag
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MY WORDS ARE BACKED WITH BIO-CHEMICAL WEAPONS
Oct 2000 time: 07:27
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[QUOTE] Originally posted by Asher
The difference being panag copy/pastes marketing, and I address issues.
Your role here is to butt in occasionally with some smartass remark, and Agathon's role is to continually feign ignorance about why people sometimes need to run a program more than once, or why most people think the dock is crap.
BTW, that page Agathon linked to had some cool things.
hi ,
with a cut & paste people can see it all , ....
its the story with the full text , not some story that is edited to ones personal viewpoints in order to suit them , ......
marketing yeah right , ....
"issues" , well what the issue , its a more or the less free world inwhere one has the right to believe what he or she wants , ..... with a choice to get either a mac a pc or both , .....
every sytem has its good things and its not so good things , .....
what is left to talk about , nothing , ...
bye
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Agathon
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Leafs 4TW!! - CPA
Dec 2002 time: 00:27
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quote: Originally posted by Asher
A real pretentious tw4t would have known to hyphenate that. |
Whatever. You are so desperate to win and throw around insults that you stoop to this. No wonder you've got mental problems and don't get out much. Are you an only child, by any chance? If you can't think up a decent reply then you resort to accusing mac users of being "dumb" or some equivalent statement.
Perhaps you should just grow up - there is very little of merit in your post and too much of the childish insults.
quote: It sure as hell does -- Apple doesn't have a defragmenter. They don't have an app for it, and they don't go and "clean up" in the background. It's just now how a defragmenter works. |
Now you are just pleading instead of trying to come up with a sensible answer. I actually bothered looking around to see what people are saying. Some of the mac techie people think it might need defragging, the majority do not. I don't know, like I said, it's a point of dispute.
You are always accusing other people of not being up with the play, so why don't you find out for yourself? Or couldn't you bear the thought that OS X might not need a defragger?
quote: There's not a big hue and cry for an OS X defragger, because if Apple users gave a damn about performance, they'd be using a PC. |
Now this is just being pathetic. You really are a loser.
quote: The people who use Apple use it because they like Apple's style, they like the simplicity of the GUI permitting things like only one instance of an application at once, and only having one menu bar on the screen. |
Here you pretend to speak for everyone that uses a mac instead of listening to mac users themselves - and when you don't use one yourself. I use a mac because I used to use Windows and became frustrated with its poor performance; and discovered that the Mac interface suited my style of working better and there were much less performance issues. I like the Apple style because at least it has one. Windows is and has alway been an ugly, garish mess.
quote: The last thing on their mind is if they need a defragmenter, or why they don't have one. And to be frank, a lot of them just don't want to admit that there are lots of things missing from OS X. |
Yes, the most important of them being "bloat". Just because a computer could remotely operate a toaster doesn't mean that one should include toaster-operating software in the OS.
quote: But how would you keep track of it if the dock is castrated so as to only put one icon on the dock per program? |
This shows how much you know about OS X. It sticks another icon on the right hand side. Like I said, this shows up how silly your criticism was, since for most of the other functions of X that aren't immediately accessible through the GUI there are free haxies. In fact there are free haxies for all sorts of bizarre features that aren't enabled in the GUI.
If mac users were really desperate to run two programs at once, one would think that such a haxie or some sort of script would have appeared. But it hasn't, so it looks like Apple was right to leave it out.
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MRT144
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Seattle Washington
Oct 2002 time: 21:27
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you can only use logic on macs now. apple killed the PC line of logic products. way to stimulate growth in the industry apple!
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