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will: wanton sex god:
^ i wish as a technician you learned to spell the profession correctly O_O
i am a troll.
will: wanton sex god:
in other news, the tests were helpful.
Matteh99:
Yeah I suck at spelling... I normally run my posts through word or some such thing but I was rushing a bit.
Another reason to use a Unix / Linux based system. Root is easier to spell than administrator :-P
Eric
Druid:
--- Quote from: Matteh99 ---Also windows xp pisses me off. I hate the fisher price interface, the cute dog that searches for your files, the popup that says you have un used icon's on your desktop etc.
--- End quote ---
You can turn those off rather easily. Actually very easily.
Druid:
It really does depend on what you need to do.
If you need to interface with other Macs or need a Unix-compatible workstation with a nice looking interface then Macs are it.
If you want the Mac lifestyle then buy a Mac.
If you need to interface with a Windows network, other windows machines, and have a limited need to connect to Unix boxs get Windows and install the Services for Unix.
If you want a Unix-compatible workstation on x86 or PPC hardware that can be absolutely annoyingly broken at times then run Linux.
There really isn't a compelling reason for either side. x86 hardware (Motherboard, CPU) can be picked up pretty much where ever while PPC hardware is only available through Apple.
I like PCs because the hardware is readily available, and I'm not stuck with whatever designs Apple decides on. I'm stuck with whatever some Korean designer decides on. :P
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