Absolutely, and I respect that of course. I was just curious as to
why people felt it was such a big deal.
At 17:11 06/04/2006 -0400, Kafka's Daytime said:
Maybe. Problem is, owning/maintaining two machines is going to be
significantly more expensive and less convenient - particularly if
you require portability. As you suggest, the dual-boot option is not
for everybody but it's pretty clear after a quick google search and
the traffic on this list that plenty of folks *do* want and/or need
the option.
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