I bought a Mac Mini,
The progression was iTunes Windows -> iPod -> iMac (for my wife) ->Mac Mini & Shuffle
I thought I'd just kick the tires on the Mini but it quickly has become *the* computer I use. My PCs are only used for Windows dev and increasingly I'm looking for OS-agnostic alternatives. It's amazing what happens when you unwrap your entrails from the Microsoft technology stack.
Bottom line: I'm never going back.
"this is why Trillian 3.0 is made to look and feel more like a Windows XP application in the preferences system and whatnot"
Unfortunately, Trillian copied one of the worst aspects of the Windows XP user experience - the bloated control panel category view.
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I bought a Mac Mini, The progression was iTunes Windows -> iPod -> iMac (for my wife) ->Mac Mini & Shuffle I thought I'd just kick the tires on the Mini but it quickly has become *the* computer I use. My PCs are only used for Windows dev and increasingly I'm looking for OS-agnostic alternatives. It's amazing what happens when you unwrap your entrails from the Microsoft technology stack. Bottom line: I'm never going back.
Now that Microsoft is porting Avalon to XP, perhaps they need to modify IE so it can host Avalon applications.
"this is why Trillian 3.0 is made to look and feel more like a Windows XP application in the preferences system and whatnot" Unfortunately, Trillian copied one of the worst aspects of the Windows XP user experience - the bloated control panel category view.