As if OS X weren't easy enough to learn and use, Apple has added a whole new section to their site dubbed "Find Out How". The section adds quite a large selection of video teaching users how to run Windows on a Mac, create a site with iWeb, using iMovie, and more. Go check it out!

Now I don't need to checkout "OS X Leopard for Dummies" from the library.

new section "how to install hackintosh"

They need to post "FIND OUT HOW TO MAKE YOUR MAC UNSTABLE/WIRELESSLY UNFEASABLETO USE BY INSTALLING UNSTABLE LEOPARD 10.5-10.5.1 OS"!!!

Makes me really glad I never fell for the HYPE of thinking OSX is any better than Windows. Fortunately though, their are ALOT of recent "switchers" whose eyes are truly being opened to this fact daily. I back up /"clone" both OS's just the same, as you can never tell when one is gonna stop working properly when Billy (technicaly Ballmer) or 'ol Stevie J. gets a "bug' up they're azz.......

Hell, I'd be pissed if I really had switched. Thank god I keep my XP and Linux boxes just hummin along........

MAN!.... whatever you're smoking i gotz to get me some of dat??!



SticMAN

Hell Stickman, you don't even HAVE A MAC(according to your sig), LOL, so how are you gonna preach to me????? You're right, you definetly need something to smoke...

Does anybody know what make of external harddrive they use in the video? the one with the G logo that looks like the bottompart af a G5?


http://www.apple.com/findouthow/macosx/#basics-move


SticMAN

Like these?

http://www.macmall.com/macmall/shop/detail...20Hard%20Drives

G-DRIVE! I have one! They rock!!!!

Naaah. Perfect? Sure it's not. Better than Windows? Of f***g course, by a lot, and I was a Windows user by 12 years.

I am using Mac OS and Windows since day one and Linuxes very near, I am more confortable with Mac OS though, Vista has some unconfortable things for me yuck.

iMovie, not iMove

Yep. If I didn't have to develop Windows apps and play the occasional game or two, I would have completely ditched Windows from both my machines. OS X just works better, even hacked together running on unsupported hardware.

Yeah, that was a serious typo!
I looked at that site to try and find Apple's new app called iMove which imports all your settings from Windows to Mac OS X.

This is actually a smart move on Apples part. The more PC'ers that learn how easy OS X is to use, the more that will consider to switch. Easy = less hassles, and windows is nothing if not a daily ritual of mixed hassles.




Now that was funny