Pierre.Suave
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Tue Jul-10-07 04:50 PM
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that I have no problems whatsoever with my mac. Not a one.
I love it.
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Captain Angry
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Wed Jul-11-07 12:49 AM
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| 1. Which one do you have? |
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And how long have you had it?
I've got a Mini, and have been very happy with it. It has supplanted my PC for all of my daily uses. Once every week or two, I boot up my PC to play a game with friends, but that's the only time I turn it on. When I get my iPhone, it will sync to the Mac, not the PC.
I'm looking forward to 10.5 Tiger, that's probably when I'll buy an iSight to do video conferencing. Because then I can buy a NEW Mac and give the whole setup to my folks so we can chat via video. :-P
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Pierre.Suave
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Wed Jul-11-07 07:29 AM
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I have a Macbook Pro, brand new 15 inch 2.4 ghz Core2Duo with 4gb of ram and a Mac Pro dual 3.0ghz also with 4gb of ram, both running OSX 10.4.10
These however are not my first. All have ran great.
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Pierre.Suave
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Wed Jul-11-07 12:16 PM
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| 3. they are both brand new |
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Edited on Wed Jul-11-07 12:17 PM by jasonc
the Mac Pro is brand new as is the Macbook Pro.
Before that I had a 2nd gen Macbook Pro, and before that I had an iBook G4.
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Pierre.Suave
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Sun Jul-15-07 12:49 PM
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| 8. this is an edit of my above post |
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I mistyped, I have a Mac Pro with dual 2.6ghz Xeons, not 3.0.
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Fri Jul-13-07 09:33 PM
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| 4. Firefox was giving me problems.. I fixed that the other night. |
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. After six months my iMac is working great. It just continues to work without giving me any shit.
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Pierre.Suave
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Sat Jul-14-07 10:50 AM
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| 5. why do you use that horrid |
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Edited on Sat Jul-14-07 10:51 AM by jasonc
PC based browser, use Camino.
Firefox was originally written for the PC, it works on a mac because it has a translation step written in.
Camino still uses the wonderful Gecko rendering engine, but is written in Cocoa and is fully integrated with the OS, unlike Firefox.
www.caminobrowser.org
Camino is FAST too!
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Elwood P Dowd
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Sat Jul-14-07 12:14 PM
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Don't know all the details like you, but I know it's always been faster and more stable than anything else I've tried, including Firefox.
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Pierre.Suave
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Sat Jul-14-07 12:17 PM
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it is great. Glad you like it.
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