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In article <docjoe-2008950813260001@ip9.wilmington.de.interramp.com>,
Joe Ragosta <docjoe@interramp.com> wrote:
>In article <danpop.808872265@rscernix>, Dan.Pop@mail.cern.ch (Dan Pop) wrote:
>
>> I definitely get more work done on Linux than on MacOS, no matter how
>> much faster the Mac processor is.  Your studies are worth zilch to me.
>
>OK. I'll just take your word for it. I'm sure you've run a controlled
>side-by-side study comparing MacOS to Linux. Have you ever even used a
>Mac?

  I don't know if Dan has, but I have. (It's right over there <-,
with RADAR smiling sweetly at me.)


  My short description of the ease of use and friendliness of
MacOS?  "It sucks dead bunnies through a straw."  Now, some of
this may be the neolithic interface style thats endemic in the
PC world (mail agents that don't know how to forward mail, or
that will incorrectly rewrite the from address when they attempt
to forward mail?  Please!) but, in _any_ work situation where I
have the choice between a Mac and a Unix machine, I'll pick the
Unix machine without question, even if that unix is something like
AIX.

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  david parsons \bi/ orc@pell.com
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