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To: Swordmaker

I thought Macs were perfect. I thought nothing ever went wrong with them. I thought Leopard was the greatest OS ever, etc.

What happened?

Is this real or is it from The Onion or Scrappleface?


7 posted on 02/13/2008 9:46:24 PM PST by garyhope (It's World War IV, right here, right now, courtesy of Islam.)
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To: garyhope
I thought Macs were perfect. I thought nothing ever went wrong with them. I thought Leopard was the greatest OS ever, etc. What happened?

Nothing... there are two brand new applications included with OSX.5 Leopard that need some tweaking. Several people posted on Mac Daily News that their Macs were working fine with those Apps. Rush may be having some problems that are related to his network. Like any OS, Apple's is a work in progress... it's just farther along than any other toward perfection. ;^)>

8 posted on 02/13/2008 9:55:59 PM PST by Swordmaker (We can fix this, but you're gonna need a butter knife, a roll of duct tape, and a car battery.)
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To: garyhope
I thought Macs were perfect. I thought nothing ever went wrong with them. I thought Leopard was the greatest OS ever, etc.

The first two statements are products of your imagination.

The third one is demonstrably true, but even the "greatest ever" falls short of perfection.

Let me put it this way, if I count only people who pay for their own computers, both for personal use, and to run small business, like Rush (and my wife) once they have used a Mac, they will rarely go to Windows.

9 posted on 02/13/2008 10:18:50 PM PST by CurlyDave
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To: garyhope
I thought Macs were perfect.

They're not perfect, they're just better than Windows or Linux for the typical user.

10 posted on 02/13/2008 11:20:28 PM PST by HAL9000
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