If you don't care, ignore it. It's really not that hard.
The point is that the article is based on... Nothing. It's as though Jack Thompson and John Ashcroft had a child; It would, quite possibly, not be made of matter.
This is true. With digital, at least you can just delete the bad ones.
But with film, you often have more choices.
Of course with film, you can edit out some mistakes by hand.
Of course with digital, you can edit out some mistakes with photoshop...
I just said a net of 0 things.
I use OSX and XP regularly, as well as a bit of gentoo/gnome from time to time.
It's not hard. The GUIs all operate in roughly the same way. But the little differences just drive people crazy. The real reason most people use MS is because... most people use MS. It's familiar and most don't see a need to branch out. But if you started on a Mac, the same is true; you're not likely to switch without a very good reason. My wife has a hard time with Macs, my mother can't use MS to save her life. Not that it's that hard, but learning to use the dock Vs the start menu confuses them both.
As a gamer, I use PCs. As a student, I use Macs. As a nerd? I use Linux(read: instal over and over again. That's the fun part ^_^) But if I could, I never would have left Macs. Do I consider OSX a better OS? Yeah. Do I recognize the lack of viruses isn't thanks to Steve Jobbs great intellect? Of course. But the real reason I stick to macs is familiarity.
So yes, you can tell people the virtues of non MS producs all day. But until you let them know that
1) The alternatives are just as easy, if not easier to use and
2) There's no reason the average(non-gamer) needs to stick to windows, they won't just leave.
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If you don't care, ignore it. It's really not that hard. The point is that the article is based on... Nothing. It's as though Jack Thompson and John Ashcroft had a child; It would, quite possibly, not be made of matter.
This is true. With digital, at least you can just delete the bad ones. But with film, you often have more choices. Of course with film, you can edit out some mistakes by hand. Of course with digital, you can edit out some mistakes with photoshop... I just said a net of 0 things.
Film cameras are like that, too. It's really not the cameras fault, it's just tough to get a really good shot.
I use OSX and XP regularly, as well as a bit of gentoo/gnome from time to time. It's not hard. The GUIs all operate in roughly the same way. But the little differences just drive people crazy. The real reason most people use MS is because... most people use MS. It's familiar and most don't see a need to branch out. But if you started on a Mac, the same is true; you're not likely to switch without a very good reason. My wife has a hard time with Macs, my mother can't use MS to save her life. Not that it's that hard, but learning to use the dock Vs the start menu confuses them both. As a gamer, I use PCs. As a student, I use Macs. As a nerd? I use Linux(read: instal over and over again. That's the fun part ^_^) But if I could, I never would have left Macs. Do I consider OSX a better OS? Yeah. Do I recognize the lack of viruses isn't thanks to Steve Jobbs great intellect? Of course. But the real reason I stick to macs is familiarity. So yes, you can tell people the virtues of non MS producs all day. But until you let them know that 1) The alternatives are just as easy, if not easier to use and 2) There's no reason the average(non-gamer) needs to stick to windows, they won't just leave.
So used to Fark, that I thought it meant the pastry for a moment...
You can also use Onyx for that. It has a few cool dashboard options.