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In article <danpop.825041941@rscernix>, danpop@mail.cern.ch (Dan Pop) wrote:


> 
> Not quite.  The beginner gets to be more productive faster, at the
> expense of the experienced user who is still treated as a beginner by
> the system (and is thus less productive).  The opposite approach, taken
> by Unix, proved fairly succesful for people who need more than an
> wordprocessor and a spreadsheet to get their work done.
> 

Please show me your source of information which says that MacOS is less
productive for experienced users. In fact, several studies show that Mac
users are more productive even when they have a great deal of experience.
Have you seen the Westinghouse study which showed that Mac users were
twice as productive as Windows users?

http://www.macscitech.org/oswars/oswars3.html

Unix as a personal computer is a non-starter. For PC tasks, nothing is
more productive. For example, if I want to open a file on my Mac, it takes
a single mouse click to open virtually any file on any of my mounted
drives. How many keystrokes do you have to type ot open an arbitrary file
nested 5 layers deep?

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Regards,       Joe Ragosta

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