Rock Chalk
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Working on that now.Did you try glass8.eu? It has a nice win7 skin
Working on that now.Did you try glass8.eu? It has a nice win7 skin
Over the years, I've also worked on most of the OS's on your list, but I can add Haiku and BSD to itReally? I've done professional dev work in Macs without problem. I would hardly consider it a "kids" computer or interface.
I’ve used all kinds of Os interfaces in my career, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 7,8,10, OSX, Ubuntu + Unity, Ubuntu + Gnome, Ubuntu + Mutter, RedHat + Gnome, Solaris + CDE, Suse + KDE.
They all have quirks but you adapt. I personally prefer OSX - of all the interfaces I've used it's the most sensible so far IMHO.
That why I hate Bill Gates.
A multi Billionare.... and his system is flawed to the 100th degree.
And then theres Google... everything they do works well
Meh, I prefer:My favorite UI of all time...
Code:C:\>
[host:~] user%
FWIW , I did not see a single PC anywhere at the Axefest, indeed nor at the Ampshow in general.....
FWIW , I did not see a single PC anywhere at the Axefest, indeed nor at the Ampshow in general.....
It's not just momentum and habit. Look, I'll be the first to defend Windows on a lot of technical issues, and IMO the underlying system design for OSX is mediocre at best. But the Windows audio stack is really just not very good, with people constantly fighting with ASIO drivers and buffer sizes and all this stuff. Hell, look at how many people can't get Axe Edit to connect because Chrome is open or some stupid MIDI garbage. Meanwhile on the Apple side of the fence, Core Audio nearly always just works with no fuss or nonsense. I don't begrudge anyone choosing to do audio production on a Mac.Yup And you also will not find any in most major studios. Come on now, we all know the story, MAcs first in studios decades ago so pro tools in most studios, etc, etc.
Hoping this thread does not turn into one of those ridiculous my dad can beat up your dad type OS discussions.
It's not just momentum and habit. Look, I'll be the first to defend Windows on a lot of technical issues, and IMO the underlying system design for OSX is mediocre at best. But the Windows audio stack is really just not very good, with people constantly fighting with ASIO drivers and buffer sizes and all this stuff. Hell, look at how many people can't get Axe Edit to connect because Chrome is open or some stupid MIDI garbage. Meanwhile on the Apple side of the fence, Core Audio nearly always just works with no fuss or nonsense. I don't begrudge anyone choosing to do audio production on a Mac.
Just a small note: Bill Gates is NOT the designer, architect, whatever you want to call it of Windows. Some Decades ago, yes. Also to say you"hate" the ONLY multi billionaire that gives his money away for causes and humanity is kind of well, strange.
Remember Netscape?
Windows - I believe our computers here have windows 7 pro on them - UI is clunky - sometimes things work, sometimes they don't - get the " out of memory" message constantly and computer locks up - meanwhile, its not even close to being out of memory - crashes 3-4 times a week and requires a re-boot - internet explorer is a joke - constantly crashes, freezes, locks up computer ( if I had a dime for everytime I saw " recover webpage?" ...) - Randomly just stops working
A lot of the 19th industrial robber barons of the 19th century also gave away heavily to charity. But only after they amassed their fortune using all sorts heavy handed and sometimes illegal ways. There's a reason why the US government finally adopted anti-trust laws. Similarly Bill Gates, as head of Microsoft, also vehemently used every dirty trick in the book to eliminate any competition in the OS and internet browser markets. Remember Netscape?
Just because these wealthy industrialists suddenly develop a conscience after they retire and start a new career in philanthropy does that make up for their ruthless tenure as industrialists?
Some questions...
What folder do I delete in Mac OS Finder to brick the system?