Happy Birthday Mac OS X
phillyclaude writes "Thanks to Wikipedia's Anniversaries page, I just realized Mac OS X turns three today! How could I forget such an important birthday?" Mac OS X 10.0 was released on March 24, 2001.
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Suffering severe OS X lust I am days, nay hours, away from my first Mac in 10 or so years.
Cheers,
Bill
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Go away, troll.
Don't blame me; I'm never given mod points.
Wow, punctuation and everything. With that level of effort and maybe a pass from a spell checker, we might have spent our time having a productive on-topic discussion. Funny how that literacy thing helps you make progress, isn't it?
As far as I can tell, your pursuit of industrial design is wholly irrelevant to this discussion.
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Go away, troll.
Wheres the clue jar for the newbies...
The mac is different in some ways, not saying that was bad, just saying when you expect something to work on OSX, its a different. That is not a troll statement, but newb, thats ok, you must be young and inexperienced. Hopefully you grow out of it.
The first obvious one is home/end vs command up/down. Do some programming and you might notice, newb.
The second is the way Mac's are more menu centric, when you cycle through a program, you cycle through the windows. On a other platforms, you cycle through the programs. Of course Windows311 started it the whole alt-tab, and most other OS's copied it. KDE/Gnome and are normally plugin startbars for Amiga and MAC. IceWM also has alt-tab, and a great lightweight WM with anti-aliased font support.
And for Fink, since Konsole is an X app, it is the same on all platforms, but Fink doest come standard on the OSX. Try using Apples X-server and Fink, and tell me what differences you see?
Engrish?
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engrish Ha! should be engrishu