julien

Yes you can get a windows emulator for Mac, but since I don't play games, there isn't that many programmes that are not avalible for mac. Even microsoft has a version of Office for Mac.I really depends on what you are using it for. They both have advantages and disadvantages.

I don't live in america, and I'm not american, but I think I speak on behalf of the majority of people in the world when I say we do NOT want Bush to win. To be a good leader, you must be smart, something bush is not. America wants to be kept safe from terrorists? The world's biggest one is in the White House.

On my conputer:1) 15 GB2) 200 GBOn the shared iMac:1) 80 GBMy mom's laptop:1) 50 GBThat's 345 GB total if I'm not miskakin'.

Gmail is great. I have it, and love it. It is, without a doubt, the best email service avalible. I haven't even used 1% of my space. I find the spam filters really good, too.If you really - and I stress really - need an invite, see my website.cheers

I have used it, and I have got it working fine, but I'm not sure if you are allowed to. I don't think google would appreciate it. I think I'll ask them.

I am Canadian.(Only other Canadians would truly get the meaning of that.)spacewaste: well, our dollar is getting much better. With the world's need for raw materials to support the development of poorer nations, Canada will become a key economic factor, due to our massive amount of natural resources. This will lead to a stronger economy. Our more left government will probably do a good job in not over-exploiting the resources, so I imagine we will do very well.

Theses are what I find are the best:Forum: phpbbCMS: php-nukeblog: b2evolutionserver: apachedatabase: mysqlcheers

I use both systems, and I have to say, MacOS is the better operating system hands-dows.Mac is Unix-based. It is very stable. If windows were a car, it would be taken off the roads because it crashes so much.There are advantages to windows, however. Games for one thing. As well as a wide variety of software.My favourite OS is neither of theses though, it's linux.cheers

I have had theses problems too. But I find that Firefox is much faster than IE, and there are less security risks. That's enough to get me to migrate from IE to Firefox.-Julien

I use all three;The only thing I like to use Windows for is games. Other than that, not that much.Linux is great for almost everything. It's my favourite.My iMac is where I have all my music. I think iTunes is fantastic. iMovie and iDVD are really great. I have used them to make some award-winning school projects. I can't live without my mac.My favourite OS' are theses, in order from least liked to most liked:WindowsMac OS JaguarLinux (I use RedHat 7.3, but I love SUSE)

I use Firefox whenever I can. Sometimes I run into things that cannot be viewed with Firefox, but they usually aren't worth seeing if they don't work with Firefox. I have not tried Thunder Bird yet, but I will.Flash MX is also fun. On my Mac, I love iTunes. It's the best music programme I have ever used.For ftp I will use EFtp. For telnet, SSH, and Rlogin I use Putty. I love that programme.-Julien

From what I have seen of longhorn, I'm not that excited. I took one look at a screenshot of the desktop, and it looked way too over-cluttered. I have not yet used longhorn myself. I do use Windows, but I much prefer linux.