Imagine automatic networking... hmm sounds sort of like my Vista Premium computers when I click the network button, click on the computer I want access to, type in username and pw and bam Im connected and have access to whatever drives that I have shared. Takes a whole 13 seconds to accomplish. Maybe a mac though would be better so I can drink coffee, sniff farts, and have a reserved table at starbucks, where I pull upto the store in a Prius and talk to my friends about how I lowered my carbon footprint by buying offsets from Al Gore. Woo Whoo!! lol

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Both systems are necessary...

Mac or PC or Linux. Any computer that's come into my office in the past 2 years has been pretty much capable of setting itself up on the network.

ive used a PC since before windows came out and Im a unix/linux admin. I switched to a Macbook pro 2 months ago and I am never going back onto my PC unless I have to remote admin a winblows server. Even then if I load Fusion on my Mac then I can admin the Winblows.. but Im afraid to put that crappy Microsoft OS XP/vista on my mac cause im afraid that it will reek havoc like it normally does..lol

The New Mac OSX is superior to anything Microsoft ever put out. Its Next Openstep and BSD all in one.. GREAT SHIT..!

My prediction is In 10 years or less Microsoft will loose 30% or more of its market share to Mac unless they redesign there OS to work off a unix kernel.

Windows is a flawed OS.. built on a crap foundation.. this is FACT

Exactly. Had my MBP for under a year and is the best machine I have ever bought, after a history of various old skool machines including Amigas & Amstrads.



Microsoft have so much wealth, why the hell can't they just design a fresh OS using a Linux or BSD kernal as well as Windows on the side? If open source companies[eg Ubuntu] can do it then surely the worlds biggest software company can do it? Instead they try to imitate other web based companies .... *cough* *cough* .... Google.

I actually really like Unix and Linux systems and used Ubuntu quite a bit, but switch to mac because it's easier to find quality apps I need for video editing etc. I think of it as lazy-man unix :thumbsup Love the power of the unix command line and use it many times each day for dealing with thousands of files at a time.

Hair is for the unevolved.

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i have been a MAC since the late 80's

Good to hear that you like it.

On PC... Right click folder, select 'share'. Done.

I have been PC for NLE sytems for the past 12 years. Rock SOLID no need to go to MAC I dont even use virus protection I only download shit on my laptop. No problems on it either ever.

rock solid.. lol thats why most users of PC complain that the piece of shit slows down over time. I will never need to reload this mac book unless a HD dies.. and even then its got a built in app called time machine to restore it very quickly..

Face it PC are inferior to macs running OSX.. just as Winblows Server IIS is inferior to Linux/unix running apache