On Saturday, February 15, 2003, at 09:19 PM, Ally Maddox wrote: > It used to be that Macintosh was the best computer. All you had to do > was hit a few keys and everything was installed. Now they are worse > than any PC I've ever met. Three and a half hours to download it, and > over five to be told it couldn't be done. And now that I have Jag, it > also has the gall to ask if I'm sure I want to shut down. Macs never > did that before. PC's always ask you to verify if you want to shut > down, but until this install, I had never heard of such a thing on a > Mac. What an insult. You hit the shut down or restart button and it > asks you if you really mean it, or are you so stupid that you hit the > button by accident. Yes, they did; that is not new in Jaguar at all. That happened in Mac OS 9 -- and before. > I'm really sorry I got this Mac. May the universe forgive me. BTW, the > install was supposed to be for 10.2.4. That was probably the screw up. > I downloaded 10.2.3 and it thought I had downloaded 10.2.4. I'm confused. How could it think that you downloaded 10.2.4 if you downloaded 10.2.3? How did you download it -- using Software Update, or a browser? > I'm going bald waiting for some release from the frustration. And none > of these downloads or installs EVER tell you beforehand, how long you > can expect them to take. > > Can anyone out there save my sanity? It is a bummer when bad things happen, but you shouldn't let yourself get so upset ...