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Oh. Hm didn't know that.
Have you ever played X-boing or Circus Linux or even tux racer. Some great open source games for windows and Linux.
Oh. Hm didn't know that.
I was talking about OSXHave you ever played X-boing or Circus Linux or even tux racer. Some great open source games for windows and Linux.
imo macs are overrated in music.But yes, David is right on. An expert needs to be open minded. I may bash mac (Mostly because of their new anti-pc commercials), but I understand that Macs are a god-send to some people like graphic designers/musicians.
I'd also like to add that an expert needs to know when to ask for help, and shouldn't be afraid to ask for a second oppinion. No one knows everything, and no one gets a problem solved right the first time, every time.
hackintosh implies that you have to boot the computer into windows,the whole 'macs are less compatible' thing is rubbish. with a little know-how you can get any windows program running with something like Parallels or CrossOver. The same isnt true the other way round, unless you go down the hackintosh route.
Root, how do macs compair to PC's when editing music/audio? I was vauge in my original post because there are many different things you can do with music on a computer.
I wouldn't necessarily agree with the above. I know of many people I class as experts that have pretty strong personal opinions on a number of topics - the difference is that these opinions are well founded and built on experience and research, not just ad-hoc fanboy claims.Another thing when your a so called "expert" youve got to put your own personal opinions aside when you are being an expert . Just because he dosent use mac or it dosent work for him dosent mean that other users wouldnt have a want or a need to use a mac .