>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
Only on your machine, and a possibly a select few others -- the number of which (statistically) you have still not disclosed. "Many others find X don't work," and "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..." Statements like these don't cut it as proof. You seem to love to argue your point -- were you in the debate club in high school? If you were, you know darn well that you'd be laughed out of the argument for making statements like these. If you're going to get on a board and publicly state that "OS X does not work" as if it were a proven fact, then the most basic, kindergarten-level debate protocols dictate that you at the very LEAST have to have some statistics backing you. Until then, you are just repeating the same false arguments over and over again: "It don't work," "It's like Windows," "no stability," "only installs 50% of the time." We're not interested any more, frankly. These arguments hold no water since it seems that no one on this board has been able to replicate the problems you've had with X. ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
