On Feb 17, 2006, at 3:55 am, Dominic wrote: > Not sure if this article has made the complete rounds, I know that > Dvorak is a long time Apple hater, but there has to be some fire to > this smoke? What has me most concerned is Adobe's decision to postpone > Intel version of their Apps until 2007. That kills the Printing and > Graphic industries in one stroke. I think Dvorak likes, from time to time, to write something egregiously stupid about Apple in order to generate some "controversy" - i.e. page hits. The alternative is that he believes this stuff, but let's be charitable. He offers, at best, a few half-baked reasons why Apple *might* consider switching to some vaguely-conjectured Windows-with-a-nicer-GUI, but he neither produces any evidence that they are, nor considers any counter-arguments regarding what happens to Apple's hardware sales if they become a maker of mid- to high-end PCs running the same OS and apps as anyone else's. And when he drags up the appearance of Bill Gates's Big Giant Head at a 1997 Stevenote as an indication that Apple will change OS almost a decade later, you know he's trying to make bricks without straw. As for Adobe: have they really postponed their Intel versions? I'm not aware of any previously-announced earlier target date. Remember that, until last month, Apple's public position was that the changeover would be complete by the second half of next year, and Adobe was (still is) on track to meet that target. Miche.