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Coming Soon: The Linux Macintel

Posted by bstadil on · 12 comments
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Windows users aren't sure when, if ever, they'll be able to run XP on a Mactel, but Linux users know that they'll be doing it soon. Here's why.

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I'm sorry but it just pushes my hot button when the mac fanboys who don't want to pay for the hardware just assume that we all want to run OSX and convert to the apple/mac camp. This from the people who brought you one button mice, glassy icons, designer cases, and one of the most proprietary hardware/software combination in history. All this, and to my knowledge, an OS that is a modified BSD. These guys are no friend of FOSS.

Oh, and I run Debian Linux cause I like it and it is in no way inferior to Apple/mac. If they put OSX on an Intel platform, I'll still be using Linux.
I'm also sorry but it really pushes my buttons when people use the term fanboy.
I hate "pushes my buttons".
So we have pushes my buttons (from the 1970's) and fanboy (from OSNews). What else?
Ok, to restate;

I'm sorry (well actually not), but it really annoys me when mac fanatics, who don't want to pay for the hardware, just assume that we all want to run OSX and convert to the apple/mac camp.
I'd rather chew my own feet off than end up a Mac user.

(My experience of Mac users thus far being that they tend to unbearable (and entirely unfounded) smugness).

Quoting:What else?


"My plate is full." "We need to be proactive." "Think outside the box." "Who let the dogs out?"

Oh, and

"200x will be the year of"
What about: This is a new paradigm.
And (although I loathe the fact that the woman is allowed to voice her opinions) can we drop the use of the word "Didiot"?
Sal wrote: (My experience of Mac users thus far being that they tend to unbearable (and entirely unfounded) smugness).

Funny, You noticed that too.
> ...can we drop the use of the word "Didiot"?

Well, personally I use an alliteration of another word, which shall go unmentioned in this family oriented fora. :)

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