On 14-Jan-06, at 12:26 AM, Chris Olson wrote: > The fact is, you can call it Windoze, M$, or what ever other little > grammatical slurs you want to throw at it, and it doesn't change > the fact that the business world runs on Microsoft software, and > millions upon millions of people use it every day to get the job > done. Usually without any of the horrible consequences that > platform evangelists like to portray. The Mac is merely an > alternative operating environment that works well for maybe 3-5% of > the computing population. The day I can go to my local OfficeMax > and see as many software titles on the shelf for Mac as I do > Windows is the day the Mac will be a VIABLE alternative for the > general computing population. Uh ... I dunno about the rest of you, but my wife's Windows machine - the one her office insists on her using - crashes, seizes up, or is just plain annoying, at least *ten* times more often than my TiBook. I'd say that definitely makes my TiBook more of a VIABLE alternative for general computing! (I agree, though, that for those few programs which just *have* to have Windows, because a Mac alternative does not exist, one truly *needs* a Windows machine ... with all its foibles.) Cheers ;-) -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/pipermail/titanium/attachments/20060114/6e487433/attachment.html