Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2007/08/24

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Subject: [Leica] I and Mac
From: Afterswift at aol.com (Afterswift@aol.com)
Date: Fri Aug 24 17:27:46 2007

In a message dated 8/24/2007 4:52:07 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
lug-request@leica-users.org writes:

ran,  paid for and kept current Norton anti virus for years it never did
nothin  except screw up my computer making it hard to install stuff.
And washed my  hands before I touched my keyboard.


Mark William  Rabiner
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Apple only represents 5% of the computer market. Therefore,  few 
troublemakers find the Mac worth the effort to subvert. Besides, Apple is  
always updating 
System X with anti-virus files. As does MS from W2K Pro to  Vista. 
 
I always have a Mac on deck, but seldom use it, except for  backup when my 
PC 
needs some offline work -- which is now very rare with W2K  Pro. 
 
System X will make a real mess of any Mac model if  you fool with their hard 
drive installation and mix it up with a  reinstall of the OS 
simultaneouslyB. 
MS always has workarounds most problems.  Jobs was so confident of his 
modification of UNIX that he neglected the worse  case scenarios. If you use 
a Mac, 
leave it alone. That's my personal rule. 
 
In any case, if I can find a G4 Mac Mini used at a low enough  price, I'd 
get 
it. The new Mac Mini will be running Intel's Penryn 45nm chipset,  related 
to 
the PC type, so the Mini will be able to run Windows as well as  System X 
very
, very fast. Sometimes I think Jobs is a genius. Jobs knows he's a  genius.
 
Bob






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