Dominic Coulombe wrote:
Anyways, you could always dual-boot Mac OS X and Linux and then put virtual
Linux guests under Xen.  Or install VMWare Server and put Windows guests
under the Linux.  That way you have access to both worlds.

Mac OS X is a nice toy!

toy?

OS X drives me crazy. It does some things well (particularly wireless)
and some things badly (eg printing).

OTOH I just installed Fedora Core 6 beta 2 yesterday and it just knows
about my printers. Wireless (on FC5 and opensuse 10) isn't so good though.

and I do like the 20 virtual desktops KDE gives me.


By the way, I would be very happy to have a Mac Pro...


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