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And white dragon bionut: OF COURSE IT DiD NOT WORK THE SAME AS WINDOZE!!!!! THAT IS MY POINT!!! I TOOK A LITTLE WHILE GETTING USED TO IT TOO! I felt the same way you do now. Jus give it a week or two.
You'll find the interface friendlier.
And white dragon bionut: OF COURSE IT DiD NOT WORK THE SAME AS WINDOZE!!!!! THAT IS MY POINT!!! I TOOK A LITTLE WHILE GETTING USED TO IT TOO! I felt the same way you do now. Jus give it a week or two.
You'll find the interface friendlier.
ni i don't mean didn't work the same as windows. it just didn't work. every time i tried to open a program the computer rebooted.
Quick warning to those who might click this: The video does contain some profanity. It's pretty funny anyway, though.
http://thefoobar.ath.cx/users/main/Using_A_Mac.html
Bwahahahaha.
i can't tell X_x
I TRIPLE-boot with Windows, Mac, and Linex
I heard that Apple was going to make Macs that run on Intel software. I don't know if they're out yet, though. The concept probably only works because OS X is UNIX-based.
The Dashboard and Automator really aren't that big of a deal. Anyone who wanted a similar function and had any programming skill could throw something together that has about the same effect. I'm actually working on something like that right now…
And Google Desktop Search already exists, and for Windows. :P
Edit: Oh, and IMHO, from what I've heard about Mac's OS X, it seems terrible. It has all of the inconviniences of a UNIX-based system without being open-source like Linux. So you get all of the cons with none of the pros.