No it wasnt hard.. when you actually said what you wanted to know, I had no idea what you were asking for.
If it doesnt work for u then it doesnt work for you but dont come into a mac thread when u dont own a mac and say it cant do this.. it cant do that.. when it probably can. Just because you cant figure it out doesnt mean it cant be done. For example, I have head people say that they wont switch because their server is a windows server and they wont be able to control in remotely. So to them it couldnt be done, if it was me i'd fire up CoRD and remotely login to control the windows server, which by the way I do since my main server unfortunately is a windows server. Or some people will say i cant run such and such windows program on a mac.. You could use parallels or bootcamp in a pinch. On the video.. you dont have to show me, I tried it as well and I know the results and its not the same, one is "a slow kid" trying to eat cake and the other is a fat kid ripping through a cake. Now if you are curious about why I get more done, here is a simple everyday example. Say i am building a web site, I do it all, the code the graphics the photography, everything. On my old windows pc I would have cfm server & mysql server running, yahoo, aim, dw and firefox running as well and that right there slowed the machine down quite a bit, even with lots o ram. So as I am working away and say I need a new button set, so I fire up ps and waiting about 1 minute for it to start up, then make my button and save, then close ps and open up fireworks so that I can better optimize the buttons file size for the web. Do that and close then open up an ftp client so I can transfer is since dw tends to fuck with images with builtin ftp. Then say I want to add a small flash movie, well now I gotta open that up and wait, blah blah and all the while I am waiting for computer because its fairly bogged down at this point and I have to continually open and close programs to get work done because there is no way I could have 10-15 of these high resource programs open, windows has a hard time with that even if you arent using them. And I havent even mentioned trying to navigate through the open windows, which is a proglem with windows, hence the more "apple" like version they put into vista. Now on my mac I just open all the programs up, since a mac doesnt use memory the same way as a pc I can have everything I want open and it doesnt kill my machine, so my work flow is much more graceful moving from app to app. Especially now that I have gotten into photography, there is no way my windows puter could have kept up and its nothing for a mac. That alone probably saves me a couple hours a day. Just read the blogs of switchers, its hard to explain, but your flow just opens up and its amazing. If its not for then its not for you. >> -----Original Message----- > >Thank you, was that so hard. It isn't about me not being willing to believe, >it is about claims made with the evidence, or source. Now you have a source. >That is all I asked for. > >> You keep wanting to see proof and you got what you asked for, now gimme >> what I asked for. Go get a video recorder and lets see your fake os x >> setup up and running so that I can give you a more accurate estimate on >> what % i think its running. > >I didn't get proof on this one. As for a video recorder, I'm not going to go >buy a video recorder for this. I'll try to put something together, but I >don't know if I have anything that would have the correct chipset that I can >use. But I'll see. I have a couple boxes laying around I'm not using. > > >People aren't doing for several reasons. One is that it isn't exactly easy >to do. If you aren't somebody that understands computers or has the patience >to work with stuff like this then you aren't going to do it. The average >person on the street isn't going to go online download a 4gig ISO blow away >their only computer for something that might break their computer. Most >people aren't willing to open up their computer to add in a new hard drive, >so dual booting won't work either. The average person on the street probably >doesn't care anything about this. If I have a Windows machine. Most >computers are used for Work, they are owned by corporations that can get >large fines and face criminal charges if they run illegal software. Why >would they risk millions in fines and legal fees to run this type of >software across their company. > >Why would somebody take the risk for something that is unsupported, >potentially illegal, and could cause them to break their one computer and >loose all their data? Curious geeks and nerd types with spare computers >laying around that are better than most people's main computer do stuff like >this. Cause its fun, to see if they can. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| Upgrade to Adobe ColdFusion MX7 The most significant release in over 10 years. Upgrade & see new features. http://www.adobe.com/products/coldfusion?sdid=RVJR Archive: http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/CF-Community/message.cfm/messageid:231275 Subscription: http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/CF-Community/subscribe.cfm Unsubscribe: http://www.houseoffusion.com/cf_lists/unsubscribe.cfm?user=11502.10531.5
