| Mxsmanic 2006-11-19, 9:21 pm |
| AM writes:
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> So what ??
Why run an emulator when you can just run the original?
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> As long as it works, and works well whats the problem ??
See above.
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> Isnt the idea of a computer to run the software you want ?
Yes.
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> If linux, of anything else run's your prog's than it is ok
> right ?
Most people think in terms of applications, not operating systems.
Only geeks care about which operating system is running.
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> As long as the prog's I/you want RUN, whats the problem ?
There isn't any. That's why emulation serves no purpose. The product
already runs fine under Windows.
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> And Photoshop DOES run under linux just fine.
> Again, whats the problem ?
I agree ... what's the problem? Why run Photoshop under Linux when it
already runs better under Windows?
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> BTW, a lot of your fav pc prog's were written for mac's
> first....... So what, you now got pc versions, I bet no
> problem for you in this aspect.
As far as I know, none of what I'm running was originally written for
the Mac, but I may be wrong. If you are thinking of Adobe, they now
write their applications for Windows, and then port them to the Mac.
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> I'm glad you like XP, it is the best version of windows
> yet. Unfortunately that isnt saying much at all......
> (more viruses for XP than any other version of windows)
The number of viruses that exist reflects the popularity of an
operating system, not its quality. There are many viruses for Windows
because almost everyone runs Windows.
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