When these kids graduate, they're gonna use whatever their jobs tell them to use. If its Microsoft, then that's what they'll use (at least if they want a paycheck).
I too am running a consulting business as a partnership, but I've heard that incorporating could pay off in the long run. I haven't done a whole lot of research, but I think it really depends on what state you incorporate in. Some states may require an attorney and quite a bit of money.
Go to CompUSA or your local computer store and try using it. If you live near one of the Apple stores, I'd recommend you go in there and ask questions. They are very friendly and knowledgable. I too was considering an iBook. I'm interested in doing my C++/java/web development on it. However, after reading some of the comments on this board, I'm second guessing. There is no point in spending that much on hardware and on a "great" os that has these limitations, in my opinion. However, I'd love to be proven wrong. I really want an iBook.
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When these kids graduate, they're gonna use whatever their jobs tell them to use. If its Microsoft, then that's what they'll use (at least if they want a paycheck).
If you're writing a web application, do not have several pop-up windows appear at random.
I too am running a consulting business as a partnership, but I've heard that incorporating could pay off in the long run. I haven't done a whole lot of research, but I think it really depends on what state you incorporate in. Some states may require an attorney and quite a bit of money.
Go to CompUSA or your local computer store and try using it. If you live near one of the Apple stores, I'd recommend you go in there and ask questions. They are very friendly and knowledgable. I too was considering an iBook. I'm interested in doing my C++/java/web development on it. However, after reading some of the comments on this board, I'm second guessing. There is no point in spending that much on hardware and on a "great" os that has these limitations, in my opinion. However, I'd love to be proven wrong. I really want an iBook.
I like that. I'm going to use it.