well the fanboyism will never stop, that's for sure. it seems that whatever OS a person finds best to fit his needs, is the one that everyone else should be using. I personally use linux at home because it's free and suits my needs, haven't had an issue with it so far, except when trying to install/run luxuries and/or beta/unstable software. If i've been running solely on linux, i'm sure i won't have a problem running osx. If i get a mac book pro, i can triple boot all 3 platforms if i wanted/needed to, and that's a big plus in my book.
Getting a MacBook!
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iLisa said:that was my only compliant.. so I replaced it the same day with a 2 button/scroll wheeled mousey..
My Wireless mighty mouse has 4 "buttons"... (first)
Donas64 said:To each their own is exactly right. There are pros and cons to each one. But Man those commercials make me want to strangle that stuck up smug looking preppie mac kid and his lying mouth......but that would be un-Christian.
actually if you read Corinthians, there's a clause that allows you to be able to kill just one person throughout your life time, like a freebie, no strings attached. I don't know if it's worth it to use it up on the mac kid though.
iLisa said:that was my only compliant.. so I replaced it the same day with a 2 button/scroll wheeled mousey..
Right, but on a laptop, that requires you to plug in something externally. What if you're just looking to use it say...on your lap?
smo0f said:
On a laptop, you're stuck with it, unless you're using it on a desk or something though.
It's just one of those many small things that Apple refuses to be flexible on, and it just doesn't make any sense. It's 2007, ship your notebooks with two mouse buttons. My 20 year old PC had two mouse buttons. I feel like sometimes Apple is different for the sake of being different, regardless of how impractical that difference may be.
