Windows.. it's like coming home! 3407
Then maybe it's just a matter of perception.
No, no Dell laptop does.
You're not following along. If you have a Mac, there is no need to get a PC. We're not talking about what you would do. You said that "games didn't play...
Exactly!
Well, that sort of figures. :P
I just told you why - to play those games. Other than that - no reason.
Uh, yeah?
But it isn't. It's the exact same thing when set for "best for LCD". ClearType doesn't even (if I recall correctly) antialias on non-LCD screens.
No doubt, if I had owned a MacBook *before* the PowerBook G4, I'd see it very differently! :D snip I don't need a Mac to run Windows. So why should I use a...
Slowness?
How do you figure? And when you say "a time", is it one year, two years or two decades?
Yeah, they do.
Unless you compare them to Windows app, that is.
MS has to offer free stuff for download because their OS is so barebones. With a Mac, you get so much with the machine, such as iLife.
So does my BBEdit. right-clicking its dock icon brings up a menu of all its open windows. A lot better than the taskbar (whicdh MS realized in XP and added "grouping" which unfortunately only takes effect if you have lots of windows)
Actually, a lot more now.
They're just not the same.
So, if you want more stuff in it... what do you do?
I've got a Mac; a PowerBook G4. It does not run Windows, oddly enough. If I want to have a Windows box, there's no...
And claim more space. Dock - room for more. Taskbar - room for less.
No, the "All programs" sub menu corresponds to the mess I just said you *didn't* get with the Dock approach. The "All programs" menu is one of the most worthless parts of Windows.
Muscle memory isn't pixel memory.
No, it's not.
What do you mean?
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