(well I never did) Same with PS/2 and ADB. and now it’s there using up space on my motherboard because noone cares about FireWire anymore. If they didn’t see USB spreading like fire they’d developed their own interface. Apple just likes to make EVERYTHING proprietary. The Loops file format might be BRAND NEW but why reinvent the wheel? We have about 345231 sound file formats. Apple Garageband = ripoff of Music Maker. Xcept it was developed by a company called Magix about 8 years ago. Apple is an open user (it use open technologies) and it developed Apple Loops to release it openĪpple Garageband is really BRAND NEW. I like when open users develop BRAND NEW THINGS, like KHTML. and trying to convince people it really is easier, more robust, more secure, more usable, the list goes on just brings the snarls of windows users who cry to expensive, for artists and hippies, too little MHz, and all the other ignorant comments that come from people who just need to spend a little time with a mac. when we get patches, they generally improve on an already great (albeit not perfect) operating system.
#Garageband 10.1. Patch#
We’re called zealots, but we’re the ones sitting not having to worry about this patch or that (have you seen any real attempts at exploiting the protocol handler problem?!).
It makes me think that Apple could be handing out gold bars and corporate america wouldn’t take em. and i keep reading about how company X’s network was mauled by this virus, or a bagillion people are getting their bank info stolen by this worm none of which are affecting OS X. i haven’t seen companies ditching their mangled, infested windows computers for i/e/PowerMacs or i/PowerBooks. The company i work for hasn’t moved to integrating XServes into their projects (though they are in bed with MS, but they still do a lot UNIX work).
i myself went through, and am still in a period of gloating over how great OS X and my TiBook are, and have not read (m)any articles (just FUD comments) about why Apple/OS X is bad and Microsoft is good, but it doesn’t seem to have affected Apple’s place in the market at all.
#Garageband 10.1. software#
On a not so cynical note: i’ve been reading a ton of articles like this, and “switched” (i was primarily interested in BeOS/linux/UNIX before, and just kept windows around for some software that i couldn’t get working otherwise) about a year ago. Sans the stability, security, software, screen rendering, or kernel, of course
#Garageband 10.1. mac os x#
It’s an almost 100% carbon copy of Mac OS X
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