Yahoo's, which has no less than 12 panes, including one that's just a graphical advertisement -- oh, yeah, there's a search box around there somewhere, too; Well, just for laughs I went to see the Yahoo page. By luck I used konqueror and I was pleasantly surprised! Yahoo said:
Why miss out? To see all the new Yahoo! home page has to offer, please upgrade to a more recent browser.
And it was in a small ahd highly readable page, with a simple and clean search box. Exactly the way I wanted!:-)
You suckers still use that old Web 3.0 stuff? Boy, I feel pity for you! We moved to Web 5.5 Enterprise edition yesterday and couldn't be happier!
And when you manage to move to Web 5.5, guess what we are going to do? Move to Web 6.0 instantly. HA! Beat that!
- You have to stop everything on Mac OS (Linux, BSD, whatever) to get into Windows and vice versa. - Data exchange between systems is horrible (common FAT32/ext2 partition? yikes!)
Being a fulltime Linux user, I know the pain. Now I have two machines sharing data over the network. That's the proper solution, unless you lack funds for a small x86 system. So, in conclusion, I don't understand what all this fuss is all about.
You suckers still use that old Web 3.0 stuff? Boy, I feel pity for you! We moved to Web 5.5 Enterprise edition yesterday and couldn't be happier! And when you manage to move to Web 5.5, guess what we are going to do? Move to Web 6.0 instantly. HA! Beat that!
This sounds alot like the highly successful (in France) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minitel
You forgot to add VMWare to your mix :-)
Dual booting is unpractical
- You have to stop everything on Mac OS (Linux, BSD, whatever) to get into Windows and vice versa.
- Data exchange between systems is horrible (common FAT32/ext2 partition? yikes!)
Being a fulltime Linux user, I know the pain. Now I have two machines sharing data over the network. That's the proper solution, unless you lack funds for a small x86 system. So, in conclusion, I don't understand what all this fuss is all about.
my 2 cents, of course.