> > For an engineer, that's a shocking trivialisation and misrepresentation of
> > the difference between RISC and CISC (in terms of relative speed of one
> > over the other.) :-)
> >
> > Gerv
>
> Shocking but true. read some back issues of MacWorld.
>
> Also, true UNIX is designed exclusively to work most efficiently on a
> RISC Processor.
That's not true - how well it works depends completely on the quality of
the underlying compiler. The same C code (assuming you mean the original
Unix) would be compiled for both. The style of chip design has no bearing.
> So you can run UNIX natively on a Mac, the Mac OS Natively, and Windows
> either through a Card or emulator Software. So a Mac can run three
> different operating system's.
My PC can run Linux, BSD, Windows (all versions), BeOS and Minix. In fact,
using VMware, it can run all of them at once. Your point? :-)
Gerv
