26.02.10

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8 Responses to “Fucking Windows”

  1. Kevin
    Kevin February 27, 2010 at 3:52 am #

    I wish apple would just sell the OS for $99 and that it would run on a PC. They would take over the PC world for sure. Don’t you think?

    • generalcaw
      generalcaw April 15, 2010 at 2:39 am #

      I really like windows, apples OS’s have always been fine, but still not on a par with windows, for functionality, availability of software, and much easier and less restrictive to program for. apples OS’s are very pretty though.

      It just depends on whether you would marry a dumb blonde (mac) or a ugly genius (windows).

      I use both, but windows wins it for me, as I use it more.

      I even think vista was brilliant (had no problems with it from RTM release) through to RTM release of Windows 7. Might shock some people (I agree with Jon Thomas, in that I believe the reason vista got so much bad press was because people ran it on crappy outdated hardware).

    • Jeff
      Jeff May 21, 2010 at 7:12 pm #

      Yeah, it would at least let the people decide. Who is deciding now?

  2. Jon Thomas
    Jon Thomas March 8, 2010 at 11:37 pm #

    I dunno. They might just run into some of the same issues that Windows does, because Windows is allowed to run on all varieties of crappy hardware.

  3. Chris Gilfoy
    Chris Gilfoy March 16, 2010 at 11:17 am #

    As Jon says. The only reason Mac OS is slightly more reliable than Windows 7 is because it’s locked down to certain hardware. Windows 7 is actually a vastly more impressive OS, but ultimately it all comes down to user experience and so lots of people prefer the simplicity of Snow Leopard.

  4. Koma
    Koma March 21, 2010 at 3:24 pm #

    One of the things that frustrates me with Mac’s is that you can’t hold SHIFT to select a group of files, then add another group of files to your existing selection. Instead it selects every single file in between that you were trying to avoid.

    And copying and pasting file paths is a pain too on a mac.

    • Steve
      Steve March 22, 2010 at 5:42 am #

      Hold down the command (apple) button to select non-sequential items. Click start of group 1, shift-click end of group 1, command-click start of group 2, shift-click end of group 2.

      • Koma
        Koma March 23, 2010 at 3:55 am #

        Ah thanks for that, unfortunately it doesn’t seem to work on OSXv10.4.11 which is another frustration I have with macs.

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