> I think the word was slow at first but now has picked up speed and the > switch is happening very fast now.
that's why I wrote: It is hard to predict. Maybe it is different on your side of the Atlantic ;-) The publishers I work with are generally "old fashioned", some of them love working in Quark 2 ... well, "some" is not the right work, but at least those exist.
I have met a lot of Windows users that were so intrigued by OSX and it's productivity increases that they have started to include Macs in with their suite of Windows computer only offices. (and most of the old arguments they had are no longer there and they are starting to admit that , at least to me)
That's fine - and the exact oposite to what I am experiencing. Macs are more and more "fleeing" the offices where I walk in and out. Personally I can understand that, but that is a completely different story.
As far as the topic of this thread is concerned: I still think it is hard to predict what OS on Mac will be dominant for the next 18 months. I tend to say it's "Mac OS <X" (9, 8.5 etc), but it is very much possible that this only applies to Germany as I do not have to do with foreign customers that often.
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