Um... There is nothing friendly or nice about a kernel panic on OS X... It's the typical sh*t everything has stopped working, should reboot and delete the core dump file....
And also why would the investment community want to derail a good thing? They wouldn't. Apple has made noone any real money even during the highest boom of tech in the 90s. If you kept all your stock and didn't sell in the 90s, you'd be underwater again.. This for a company that's been public for almost 20 yrs... Come on, think about it.
It's funny how people seem to think that an Apple hardware company can do nothing but sell PC clones that are more stylish. People... Apple has the iPod, a potential PDA in the making and they have equisite displays... There is a lot more Apple Hardware can make than PC clones...
As for the Apple Software Inc., in fact what OS X on Intel would do is kill Linux once and for all for anyone that thinks about running Linux as a consumer OS... As for making inroads to Windows, I seriously doubt it unless it was somehow binary compatible with Windows (can anyone say WINE for OS X)?
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Um... There is nothing friendly or nice about a kernel panic on OS X... It's the typical sh*t everything has stopped working, should reboot and delete the core dump file.... And also why would the investment community want to derail a good thing? They wouldn't. Apple has made noone any real money even during the highest boom of tech in the 90s. If you kept all your stock and didn't sell in the 90s, you'd be underwater again.. This for a company that's been public for almost 20 yrs... Come on, think about it.
It's funny how people seem to think that an Apple hardware company can do nothing but sell PC clones that are more stylish. People... Apple has the iPod, a potential PDA in the making and they have equisite displays... There is a lot more Apple Hardware can make than PC clones... As for the Apple Software Inc., in fact what OS X on Intel would do is kill Linux once and for all for anyone that thinks about running Linux as a consumer OS... As for making inroads to Windows, I seriously doubt it unless it was somehow binary compatible with Windows (can anyone say WINE for OS X)?
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