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Pay to upgrade almost all classic mac os software to work on X. looking good and spiffy and cool aint enough to overcome: Windows 2000 and XP have been rock solid oses, feature rich, inexpensive, and are available on either inexpensive or extremely powerful and limitless equipment (even very powerful equipment remains much less expensive than apple hardware: both on the desktop and laptop front.)Īpple’s move to unix has been fraught with nothing but trouble for me and too high a percentage of other users to be looked upon favorably. I’ll skip ME as I never used it and have heard/ read mostly negative things about it. Took MS a long time to catch Apple, but during that long time Apple sat on an ever aging OS and when MS finally caught them, they had to rush out and buy a unix variant with the hope of staying in the game with a modern os. Win95 sucked (as did all previous oses from MS in my opinion), Win98 was at least finally somewhat reliable and was on par with OS 8.0, 8.1, 8.5, 8.6, etc. and 10.1, 10.2, and 10.3 with XP Service Packs and other updates.Īt and many other sites (see what end users are experiencing with the user friendly desktop unix os x)Īs one who bought and used apples and macs exclusively from 1981 to 1998, I have to admit that MS has since passed the mac os and I switched to Windows. Personally, I would classify OS X as comparable to Windows XP. It totally outclasses those operating systems on all levels and it outclasses Windows 2000 on asthetics if nothing else. I don’t think you can even compare OS X with Windows 95/98/ME. Windows 98 was what Windows 95 should have been or at least that’s what pundits say. OS X (10.0) was by all means a fast release to market and OS 10.2 should/would have been OS X if Apple didn’t feel the pressure from Microsoft. Now I do have to say that the progress is commoning fast on OS X but they also had a lot to do.

It is fair because both operating systems are the most current from each company (also, XP has had updates during the last two year as well – it’s not as though it has been static). If you want a far comparison – let’s compare OS 10.0 to WinXP. How is it far to compare OS 10.3 to Windows XP when WinXP is nearly 2 years OLD.

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Video Playback: Thanks to support for VCD and SVCD and a free full screen mode, Windows Media Player just edges out QuickTime on OS X.

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You have to download hacked frontends to do that for you.

And isn’t any application “part of the OS?” A lot of IE lovers use this argument for IE, but I challenge them to tell me, specifically, how IE is “integrated,” and how that leads to a performance boost.Īlso, IE doesn’t provide popup blocking or tabbed browsing. In what way does being “part of the OS” make IE faster? Is he talking about loading faster? In that case, IE doesn’t load faster, it just loads before you start using your computer (so you wait longer to boot up). Web Browsing: More websites are designed for IE than Safari – so there is better compatibility, IE also runs faster thanks to being part of the OS.Īside from the fact that compatibility issues are a function of brain-dead web developers, I think that the second sentence is just plain wrong.

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