Just a few clicks away

thats not fair.

well that was a sad attempt to poke fun at MS.
My advice to all ya Mac monkeys out there:
Get a life a PC.

just hold shift while you are pressing Del on the keyboard or clicking Delete on the menu, it will save a few steps

Lol! what a retarded operating system! thank god we have mac in the world 🙂

vista launches jan 31 in kuwait through all the stores but check your hardware first as well as your applications.
it works best with a new system or else it will let you down.

I gotta say that Vista is nothing but a “spit-shined” glassy version of XP, I don’t know what’s the big deal about it? It’s a memory and a CPU hog, and unless you bought a new computer after 2004, then you’ll have to upgrade your existing one or buy a new computer to get it running normally and to use it’s full features, depending on your hardware specs of course, but if you don’t wanna use the “Advanced features” including the glassy Aero interface, then why not just stick with XP?

And yeah, if MACs suck as many “ignorants” out there who haven’t even laid a “finger” on it, show some proof that supports your claim.

Atleast in the not distant future (or until skynet takes over the world), 90% of the world’s computers will continue running on Windows.
Mac is a good computer for what it does, just not good enough to run business applications.
Pity.

I can’t wait until my Sony Vaio exploded in order to buy a Mac Book 🙂

Anon, Microsoft is a corporate company, there’s a difference between Windows and Microsoft, and not all Microsoft products suck. MAC doesn’t suck, because it’s based on Linux, so when you say that MAC sucks, then you’re also saying that Linux sucks which contradicts with what you’ve written.

Linux with all its might, is not popular among regular users, the main reason is because it’s difficult to use. Regular users want an easy system where they can simply double click to install a program, they don’t want to know what RPM, or what binary packages are. They don’t want to read a whole page to install just one program. That’s one reason why Linux is not popular although it’s totally free, and who doesn’t want free stuff?

Q80Warlock, I do use yum to download, install and update the packages that I need, but I use the command line version of it, I think there’s a GUI version if I’m not mistaken. Nevertheless, one thing that the majority of the regular computer users out there want is: GUI, ease of use, and more GUI.

Thanks for your reply and the info you’ve provided.