For one thing, it's a huge space saver. Many people now and if given
the chance more, would, run several operating systems because one is
not sufficient for the tasks they perform or perhaps there are
several individuals who need different functionality. I was going to
buy a powerbook as my second Mac but was waitingg for some things to
happen for us. Instead, I'll wait till lepard is released and buy an
intel Mac or are we calling them Mac Tells now?
On Apr 6, 2006, at 5:59 PM, Gordon Smith wrote:
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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