An Answer To "What is Mac OS X?"
XCube writes: "'What is Mac OS X?' is a fascinating article over at KernelThread.com. According to Amit Singh it's a hacker-over-friendly answer to that question and a low-level taste of Apple's OS. The extensive article covers many details on Mac OS X: history, Mac firmware & boot loader, system architecture, kernel, startup, file systems, app environments, programming facilities, available software, and more. A great read if you are interested in Mac OS X, though some stuff is too technical methinks. On second thought, this may be a better read if you're *not* interested in Mac OS X! The author says he wrote it to introduce Mac OS X to the Linux User's Group at his work."
No, no! It's only that Mac zealots get so pissed-off... It's fun to criticize anything Mac related!
People want to check out the GUI aspects of OSX, Darwin has none of this. I can't come up with a good analogy, so this will have to do.
"I would like to check out the new features in Word"
"Check out notepad, it is free with Windows."
Mods, this wasn't at all interesting. No offense.
Attention deficit disorder is a complicated issue, spanning several major... HEY LET'S GO RIDE BIKES!
This just confirms one thing I have found gullable with people. Make anything "flashy" and say buzz words like "original", "fastest computer on the planet", and now "Apple did it first" and people go goo-goo over it. Typical Mac user.
This is a test. This is a test of the emergency sig system. This has been only a test.