>But when you start to attribute stuff to 10.2 that just isn't true or at 
>least heavily distorted instead of focusing on real issues,
such as?
you continue to 'complain' that I dont have (any) facts - yet do not 
supply any.

> then you're 
>deliberately the Mac Community by spreading fear, uncertainty and doubt.
if it does not work - it does not work

if you can it to work - you are welcome to come on over and do so 
 
>On top of that you make blanket statements about OS X 10.2 that you 
>seemingly hold as universal truths, when in reality are freak occurences. 
well.. these 'freak' occurences
seem to be happning to a LOT of people - not just myself -
at least as far as the posters on a number of lists and newsgroups seem 
to have found.

>You're extremely misinformed on the realities of OS X 10.2 and seem to 
>attribute all problems you cause yourself and your immedate surroundings 
again - 
prove to me that the existing install of X on my system is bad -
and better - why
and what should have been done (should be done in the future) during 
installs to resolve these issues before hand

Should I:
stand on my head and spin around 3 times?
only install on a machine newer than 2001?
reformat every dirve in the machine?

what will make every single installation work - period, no questions, no 
problems?

I maintain the answer is:
nothing

what will make every single installation work (85% of the time) - period, 
no questions, no problems?
I *still* maintain the answer is:
nothing

50% - the answer I seem to have found is run 'archive and install' or run 
the full install which wipes the drive.
BUT - a 50% sucess rate is NOT reasonable
---------
how about continued functionality after the install -
what is the anwser there?

is it do not install anything other than what came in the OS?
only Apple apps?
what?

>to Apple and Mac OS X instead of facing that your negative mindset, 
>prejudices and ignorance doesn't serve you as a Mac user.
again -
if it don't work - it dont work

and at this point - myself and many others find X don't work.

X functions very similarlly to a winblows environment -
- it works sometimes but not always, or it did yesterday but not now, 
maybe tomorow?
- or in specific, tightly controlled hardware/software configurations
- but it does not work in the general environment

X is not ready - it might be - someday (maybe soon) but not now.



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Chip Scheide Systems Coordinator
Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh

"And as a man, who is attached to a prostitute, 
is unfitted to choose or judge of a wife, so any 
prepossession in favour of a rotten constitution of 
government will disable us from discerning a good one."
        Thomas Paine - Common Sense,  Feb 14 1776


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