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Let's hope so.

I think this has come about as a result of the fragile nature of the Windows OS. "System Restore" has evolved as sticking plaster to patch over all that's wrong with the Windows design philosophy.

As a result Gates & Co have lost sight of the fact that the user rightly sees their data as priority. Apple haven't had that problem to anything like the same extent, if at all.

But I do wonder how many users will treat Time Machine as a data backup device and when their hard drive goes south... :-(

Enlightenment on Linux has the best version of virtual desktops - just drag the dynamically updating icon of your app from wherever it is in the pager directly to the current desktop and presto - there it is, on your current desktop.

And all that was possible several years ago on hardware with a fraction of today's power.

But I'm glad Apple have finally caught up - can we now have windows that resize from any side, please?

Nothing else stirs the blood, certainly not $129.99's worth anyway.

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Peter