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gahahahahaha!
its funny how lots of things after scratch arent mac compatible
windows power >: )

I seriously think about having a mac... But no, I'm going to have mostly Linux, and Windows somehow to run Flash.

Back on topic, I'm wondering what next too. Maybe I'll stay on Flash, or learn Ruby.

Macs are awesome but underappreciated, because everyone wants to stay with the old unreliable PCs.

You can't beat Mac's looks either.

For example, I have a MacBook. Shell carved out o a block of aluminum, 5 hour battery charge, multi-touch trackpad, magnetic power cord that will come out of the charging slot when you apply pressure to it so it won't pull the computer off the table when you trip over the cord.

Does any PC have these things?

Also, we have an iMac that is 5 years old and still running absolutely perfectly. It's a little slow, but that's to be expected in such an old computer.

I know someone that has an Apple 2e. It still works!

By the way, highlight my post.

Last edited by The-Whiz (2009-07-24 07:40:37)

techy wrote:

Blade-Edge wrote:

gahahahahaha!
its funny how lots of things after scratch arent mac compatible
windows power >: )

Umm.. not really, there is a thing called "Xcode" maybe you havent heard of it because your a pc user, macs are the only thing that can make and distribute iphone apps, anyways, the new macs have a thing called "boot camp" which allows you to go into windows... macs are eco-friendly, long lasting, computers... developer tools are free and were developed well(unlike windows). Macs are all made by the same company(less failures), macs have better graphics, tools, software, and more... that sums up a mac

I agree, Techy.

techy wrote:

Blade-Edge wrote:

gahahahahaha!
its funny how lots of things after scratch arent mac compatible
windows power >: )

Umm.. not really, there is a thing called "Xcode" maybe you havent heard of it because your a pc user, macs are the only thing that can make and distribute iphone apps, anyways, the new macs have a thing called "boot camp" which allows you to go into windows... macs are eco-friendly, long lasting, computers... developer tools are free and were developed well(unlike windows). Macs are all made by the same company(less failures), macs have better graphics, tools, software, and more... that sums up a mac

Not really - Linux is being developed by really big amount of developers - for example Apple programmers in their free time. Also, there's a multitude of programs ported to Linux, or equivallents, absolutely free. And there is WINE which lets you run almost every program for Windows on Linux.
Linux is very customizable - just look at some of screenshots. Still want Mac? Use PC with Linux!

filo5 wrote:

techy wrote:

Blade-Edge wrote:

gahahahahaha!
its funny how lots of things after scratch arent mac compatible
windows power >: )

Umm.. not really, there is a thing called "Xcode" maybe you havent heard of it because your a pc user, macs are the only thing that can make and distribute iphone apps, anyways, the new macs have a thing called "boot camp" which allows you to go into windows... macs are eco-friendly, long lasting, computers... developer tools are free and were developed well(unlike windows). Macs are all made by the same company(less failures), macs have better graphics, tools, software, and more... that sums up a mac

Not really - Linux is being developed by really big amount of developers - for example Apple programmers in their free time. Also, there's a multitude of programs ported to Linux, or equivallents, absolutely free. And there is WINE which lets you run almost every program for Windows on Linux.
Linux is very customizable - just look at some of screenshots. Still want Mac? Use PC with Linux!

Same with mac, quote from my other post: "the new macs have a thing called "boot camp" which allows you to go into windows"

linux is open source, so if it did get really big, you might want to say hello to VIRUS...

also linux does not have nearly as many apps and stuff, plus you cant make iPhone apps...

techy wrote:

filo5 wrote:

techy wrote:

Umm.. not really, there is a thing called "Xcode" maybe you havent heard of it because your a pc user, macs are the only thing that can make and distribute iphone apps, anyways, the new macs have a thing called "boot camp" which allows you to go into windows... macs are eco-friendly, long lasting, computers... developer tools are free and were developed well(unlike windows). Macs are all made by the same company(less failures), macs have better graphics, tools, software, and more... that sums up a mac

Not really - Linux is being developed by really big amount of developers - for example Apple programmers in their free time. Also, there's a multitude of programs ported to Linux, or equivallents, absolutely free. And there is WINE which lets you run almost every program for Windows on Linux.
Linux is very customizable - just look at some of screenshots. Still want Mac? Use PC with Linux!

Same with mac, quote from my other post: "the new macs have a thing called "boot camp" which allows you to go into windows"

linux is open source, so if it did get really big, you might want to say hello to VIRUS...

also linux does not have nearly as many apps and stuff, plus you cant make iPhone apps...

But with WINE, you can run Windows apps without buying Windows. It's free.

Virus? You know, viruses for Linux are like yeti - everybody has heard about them, nobody has seen them.

abeair wrote:

filo5 wrote:

techy wrote:

Umm.. not really, there is a thing called "Xcode" maybe you havent heard of it because your a pc user, macs are the only thing that can make and distribute iphone apps, anyways, the new macs have a thing called "boot camp" which allows you to go into windows... macs are eco-friendly, long lasting, computers... developer tools are free and were developed well(unlike windows). Macs are all made by the same company(less failures), macs have better graphics, tools, software, and more... that sums up a mac

Not really - Linux is being developed by really big amount of developers - for example Apple programmers in their free time. Also, there's a multitude of programs ported to Linux, or equivallents, absolutely free. And there is WINE which lets you run almost every program for Windows on Linux.
Linux is very customizable - just look at some of screenshots. Still want Mac? Use PC with Linux!

I love Linux and Macs! I run Linux in VMWare Fusion on my Mac.

I run it off a partition on my hard drive. Like boot camp. A lot faster than virtual machines, but it takes longer to change os. I also run it in Parallels.

Blade-Edge wrote:

abeair wrote:

techy wrote:

Umm.. not really, there is a thing called "Xcode" maybe you havent heard of it because your a pc user, macs are the only thing that can make and distribute iphone apps, anyways, the new macs have a thing called "boot camp" which allows you to go into windows... macs are eco-friendly, long lasting, computers... developer tools are free and were developed well(unlike windows). Macs are all made by the same company(less failures), macs have better graphics, tools, software, and more... that sums up a mac

I agree, Techy.

agree with him, it doesn't matter. what I said is true, they arent mac compatible
they have to use some program to trick the windows compatible programs.

Its not a "Trick", It's a virtual version of windows running the program, unless you use boot camp, which means your  actually running windows on mac hardware
EDIT: By the same token, Windows are incompatible with mac programs. So that MUST mean that windows suck, caues it can't run cool and VIRUS FREE, NO-COST SOFTWARE, such as Darwiin remote, Flygesture, Motion Jwii, Enigma Simulator (By terry Long), and Pac the Man X?

Last edited by AlanProjects (2009-07-25 04:53:30)

As for the topic at hand, anyway, It looks an awful lot like virusware. I will have to scan it.

Blade-Edge wrote:

abeair wrote:

techy wrote:

Umm.. not really, there is a thing called "Xcode" maybe you havent heard of it because your a pc user, macs are the only thing that can make and distribute iphone apps, anyways, the new macs have a thing called "boot camp" which allows you to go into windows... macs are eco-friendly, long lasting, computers... developer tools are free and were developed well(unlike windows). Macs are all made by the same company(less failures), macs have better graphics, tools, software, and more... that sums up a mac

I agree, Techy.

agree with him, it doesn't matter. what I said is true, they arent mac compatible
they have to use some program to trick the windows compatible programs.

yes its true that they arent mac compatible but that doesnt mean they should be... most of them are junk and macs dont need them since we have xcode, you can make scripting programs all the way to C/C++/Objective-C/Objective-C++ this include iphone apps, java apps, even openGL/openGL ES and OpenAl... so, thats why macs dont need all this stuff, Apple already made it.