De-fragmentation (revisited)

[Randy B. Singer]

lists3-200402 said:

>why would you recommend ANY defrag utility? apple's knowledge base 
>and just about every competent tech will tell you it's simply not an 
>issue anymore. the system does a fine job managing fragmentation 
>without any third party assitance (read: no need to spend money).
>
>to beat on this dead horse shows you have waayyy too much time on 
>your hands...maybe your time would be better spent learning/preaching 
>unix?


If you prefer to have blind faith in Apple, that's fine.

What I do have (and unfortunately, it's not an excess of free time) is 
quite a lot of experience with Macs, and a lot of feedback from users.

If you prefer to learn the hard way, just ignore my advice.  My advice is 
a word to the wise.



Randy B. Singer
Co-Author of: The Macintosh Bible (4th, 5th and 6th editions)

"Human beings, who are almost unique in having the ability to learn from 
the experience of others, are also remarkable for their apparent 
disinclination to do so."  -Douglas Adams.