Lot of stick I got for complaining that when osx goes down, it really goes down. You DO need to get into unix then. Someone said that id learn the os in time like i learned 8/9 etc. Its not quite the same though. Prevously I had to learn gui stuff like extensions manager, hold down shift or dumping prefs files - fairly simple. Now when in trouble I will have to type what I find fairly complicated strings of instruction that use a vocabulary that is a long way from english. The room for a typing error is great apart from anything else (like remembering them at all)
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