It’s great that the beta Linux kernels are getting regression testing now, but they certainly could have used it during 2.3.
I’ve never experienced more OS crashes due to poor design and testing. The early part of the 2.4 series was certainly a damnable thing to call “stable”. During the 2.4 series, I saw Linux crash several dozen times. I’ve seen FreeBSD crash once under similar conditions. I’ve seen Solaris crash once under similar conditions.
#Mac os 8.6 code warrior download driver#
In all my experience as a system administrator I’ve seen NT-based Windows operating systems (3.51, 4, 2k, XP) crash a total of 4 times (2 for NT4, 1 for 2k, 1 for XP) when not caused by a defective driver or hardware problems. Windows is crappy, crashes all the time but it runs on cheaper hardware. I just want to simply say the Mac isn’t for me. You can call me cheap, you can call me any name you want. True, I can upgrade my iMac G4 to Jaguar, but I can’t justify that cost just to see “oh maybe I’ll like it now.” I’m quite happy with Gentoo Linux now because I’m using hardware I already bought. A second go at it for me would mean paying more money in addition to my intial investment. My first impression of the Mac did not leave a lasting positive impression to give me any incentive to try again. why haven’t I given it a second chance? First impressions are always important in any situation, job interviews, etc. What is preventing me from pursuing the Mac again? Even though most if not all my complaints against the Mac have been addressed with new software releases, hardware updates and price cuts, etc. So obviously I failed on my attempt to convert to the Mac platform, that is my own failure and not that of the Mac. In all honesty, I was brainwashed into Microsoft and had gotten so use to Windows that it became difficult to break old habbits and move over to a different OS. I started out using Windows as my first OS.
0 kommentar(er)
