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Zvonar wrote: >Therefore
I've never spent enough time in any version Windows to get fast. One thing I
did find is that there were many instances of the OS interposing many "are
you sure?" dialog boxes whenever I wanted to do something. Bwahahahahaha…. Oh…would
that be like the incessant “are you sure you want to SHUT DOWN your
computer?” that is part of the Macintosh’s OSX? My
god, I’m tired of that stupid window. I
use Mac’s for design/graphics/photo correction and manipulation 5 days a
week And
I play/record music on a Carillon P4 1.7gh, 512ram, 2 x 40gig 7200
drives, and a M-Audio Omni I/O, running Win2K. Problems
on both that were surmountable by knowledge, patience, action, and throwing
money at stuff. But they have both
been fantastically creative tools that were unimaginable 50 years ago. I
agree, the OS argument has become a religious argument, and somewhat not-so-wonderfully
American “let’s create a social situation that pivots Man against
Man, party against party, team against team….(fill
in your favorite action movie pic, sports
championship competition, or political engagement here…) Let’s get old school on ourselves
and have Steve Jobs and Bill Gates compete for their lives, and our eventual
monolithic OS choice, in a gladiatorial battle! Or maybe George W. vs. Kerry?….check
out the great film of those two at
www.atomfilms.com I digress… My fingers make mistakes when learning and
playing music. I have to expect the
silicon beast to fuck up every once in a while, too, right? Save often, backup your drives, keep it
simple, organized and defragged/unbugged. Fix what doesn’t work and move on…
We’re creating a lot of digital garbage here people… make it work
for you and others. Who cares what
fucking OS you use. Get over it. Now I have to get off this silly computer
and return to color correcting some fancy duds on another computer 3 miles away…..away…..away…..
away…..away…..away loopon/. Best, Rich |