[ale] using ipod touch or iphone with linux
Jerald Sheets
questy at gmail.com
Sun May 31 19:12:05 EDT 2009
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On May 31, 2009, at 2:30 PM, Mike Harrison wrote:
>> As a Linux user and freedom zealot, I'm very glad Microsoft came out
>> on top and not apple. Every time I power on the G4 I get an urge to
>> goosestep around the room while it boots up.
>
> the Apple mindset works well if you are a mundane user and are
> willing to
> pay for.. well.. everything..
>
> If you are a geek or power-user, you must be willing to drink the
> kool-aid and enjoy it.
>
> I have my personal music stored under a WiFi file sharing program
> called
> "Air Share" which works for me. - out of itunes perusal and control.
I always find it so humorous that the people I probably respect
technologically more than most I've met in my almost 20-year career
start whining like toddlers when talking about Apple products.
It's really funny. No, really.
After using a Windows laptop several years ago, and the fighting
through the somewhat unfinished GUI in Linux-land, I bought my first
Mac in '05. I've not looked back since. NO products out there are as
well thought out, well designed, well integrated, and easily
manageable as these.
And I use Linux on my desktop at work.
When I get home and get back into may laptop, It is a relief from
dealing with Linux all day. If I couldn't just open up shells, and
never use the GUI, Linux would drive me positively mad on the desktop.
As a server, however, I don't think it can be beat, though, and am a
very happy admin when it comes to Linux.
Relax, folks. They're just computers. In comparison to a sunrise or
a walk in the country or good times with good friends, they're just a
box of junk.
- --j
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