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[ducks]

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[exstatic]

Does Dell run MAC OS now, ducks, or has Bill Gates kidnapped your family to get you to endorse a system with his shitty OS on it? :lol

[ducks]

No noone has hacked my account
I do not plan on buying one
the front speed bus on them is 800 though
that is bad ass
I worked on a 3.4 pentitum 4 and 800 front speed bus this week it was awesome
my mac was faster thiough :elephant

[Jekka]

my mac was faster thiough :elephant

I use a Mac at work for graphics, and I have to admit I'm becoming a bigger fan of the Mac OS every day. I would consider a Mac for my next computer ... but I think I would miss being able to right-click too much to convert.

[baseline bum]

I'd love to give MacOSX a try, seeing that it's based on *BSD. I wish Apple would port it to x86.

[Slomo]

I'd love to give MacOSX a try, seeing that it's based on *BSD. I wish Apple would port it to x86.
:lol

I had to install one at a client's site because of some weird software that only exist for Macs. I had not installed a Mac in 15 years so I was a bit apprehensive about the whole thing.

It went without a glitch because whatever setup I did not know how to do, I just opened the unix console window and typed away (ifconfig is still the fastest way to setup a NIC). But it did feel strange to be able to do it on a "window" OS.