> > But - now millions of people have iPods, and maybe are running iTunes
> > on Windows and thinking, man, this works a lot better than any other
> > piece of software on this crummy ugly machine on my desktop, I'm
> > feeling pretty favourably disposed to Apple right now.
>
> The only problem with this theory is that iTunes doesn't work a lot better
> than most Windows applications. Especially the initial version, which was a
> pretty crappy Windows application. The only reason I use it is because it
> syncs easily with the iPod.
<joke>
I was playing with my PocketPC on the train the other day, and I
realized the most robust and stable applications on windows is
Solitaire and Notepad - neither have froze a system or had a buffer
overflow exploit - perhaps the Solitaire team should write the OS
:-D
</joke>
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