Thanks for all the advice guys :-D.. i'll just tell him to spend some money
:-P
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From: Randy Tinfow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2007 12:14 AM
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Flash and needed computer specs
I'd
get a mac my friend ;)
Regards
Gustavo Duenas
On Apr 10, 2007, at 11:17 AM, Dennis - I Sioux wrote:
A bit weird to ask such a lame question...
But my co-worker has to order some working stations for more flash
(game) developers.. and was wondering what are handy computer specs
for such.
I use a PC here at work and a Mac at home. I'm very partial to Macs,
although I'd have to recommend you wait until Flash CS3 is released.
Despite my love of Macs, I'll admit that I find working in Flash almost
painfully slow on my Intel Mac because its still running in Rosetta.
(Running Flex
On 4/10/07, Dennis - I Sioux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Especially what reduces large compiling time (besides using flasc and handy
file seperation and such).
Use Mtasc or haXe (Mtasc can only target FP 9, haXe can target all)
with any piece of hardware you feel is fast enough for your other
If you're serious about keeping these new developers, buy them the best
computers you can get. If they want a Mac, get them a Mac. If they want a PC,
get them a PC. You'll save more time keeping them from grumbling about having
stinky computers than compiling slightly faster anyway.
From:
If you're serious about keeping these new developers, but them the best
computers you can get. If they want a Mac, get them a Mac. If they want a PC,
get them a PC. You'll save more time keeping them from grumbling about having
stinky computers than compiling slightly faster anyway.
From:
FWIW - get them good chairs and desks... no matter how fast their
work stations compile it's still less efficient than poor ergonomics
and a bad back. As for the machine specs ask them... I'm sure
they each have their own preferences.
Arse
www.snepo.com
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On 11/04/2007,
I'd add 'build your own' from brand name components. Companies like Dell load
their boxes with components that require proprietary drivers. And tsr
programs that suck ram and slow performance.
rt
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