Quote: Originally posted by mAxximo: No, as opposed to overly paranoid security schemes. Just because you're ignorant about usability does not mean we can't have a secur…

Quote: Originally posted by sieb: You've had to "Activate" the last two versions of Photoshop on the PC, so what's the big deal? Mac users are supposed to be above this.…

Quote: Originally posted by Millennium: As opposed to insecure systems? Just because you're ignorant about computer security does not mean that computers should be insec…

Quote: Originally posted by Randman: What are you smoking? Nothing. I make my living with Adobe apps, and have a legit install of the full CS suite on my home mac…

Quote: Originally posted by Agent Macintosh: Wrong. What/do/you/mean? If you look in the terminal, you'll see that the / is replaced with a : . This is normal. OS…

Quote: Originally posted by Weyland-Yutani: That you can't use / in filenames The actual filename of your hypothetical file there contains no slashes. It is actually …

Quote: Originally posted by TETENAL: http://www.macnewsworld.com/story/41957.html A long time Mac veteran has written an open letter to Steve Jobs, criticizing Mac OS X…

Quote: Originally posted by OreoCookie: I guess because the TETENAL doesn't agree with permissions being a nuisance (like the vast majority of us). The list was my s…

Quote: Originally posted by Weyland-Yutani: You must have been reading some other post because I never said that you couldn't use / in UNIX filenames but rather you can'…

Quote: Originally posted by mAxximo: That letter should be a wake-up call for many of you die-hard apologists. Seriously. By the way, the OP forgot to mention another po…

Quote: Originally posted by sieb: You've had to "Activate" the last two versions of Photoshop on the PC, so what's the big deal? Mac users are supposed to be above this.…

The only thing I agree with is that I do wish you could "roll back" system updates. I want to be able to quickly uninstall an update if it breaks something I need. For home users t…

Quote: Originally posted by Weyland-Yutani: You must have been reading some other post because I never said that you couldn't use / in UNIX filenames but rather you can'…

Quote: Originally posted by OreoCookie: However, you are wrong about one thing: in Unix, you can use "/" in file names, but it makes things cumbersome and often many …

Nothing to see here - move along...

Quote: Originally posted by mAxximo: That letter should be a wake-up call for many of you die-hard apologists. Seriously. By the way, the OP forgot to mention another po…

Quote: Originally posted by mAxximo: That letter should be a wake-up call for many of you die-hard apologists. Seriously. Ecxept that he's wrong about 9/10ths of …

Quote: Originally posted by mAxximo: I'd say it's more like satisfying the 50% or more of the userbase that's still comfortably using their Macs, waiting for OS X to be …

Quote: Originally posted by mAxximo: I'd say it's more like satisfying the 50% or more of the userbase that's still comfortably using their Macs, waiting for OS X to be …

Quote: Originally posted by Hi I'm Ben: What do you OS 9 advocates and complainers hope to achieve? For Steve jobs to redesign the entire OS to stasify a group of like 2…

Wow stuff like this is such a waste of time to even read. What do you OS 9 advocates and complainers hope to achieve? For Steve jobs to redesign the entire OS to stasify a group of…

Quote: Originally posted by Weyland-Yutani: That you can't use / in filenames The actual filename of your hypothetical file there contains no slashes. It is actually …

Quote: Originally posted by Weyland-Yutani: That you can't use / in filenames The actual filename of your hypothetical file there contains no slashes. It is actually …

Yeah, I read the letter that guy wrote. I don't think Steve Jobs is going to lose too much sleep over it.

Quote: Originally posted by JLL: That you can't use / in filenames The actual filename of your hypothetical file there contains no slashes. It is actually calle…