Alexander Ausserstorfer
2009-10-31 07:22:09 UTC
Working with Apple, Windows and Linux at the same time I made these
experiences:
1. ) Apple seems to be the most stable system of the three above. I
don't like the keyboard. The mouse is too small and the screen too
big. The desktop is confusing because you will find no menu bar in the
programm windows. The link isn't logical. Also, Apple computers aren't
always responsible like Windows or Linux. The system is very close to
the user as the other two are.
2.) Windows seems to be more robust as Linux but not so stable as
Apple's OS (I tried different systems in both worlds).
3.) Linux: With KDE you will get almost the same desktop as with
Windows. Programs often crash down (also Internet). Trying Open Office
I need four times to get the work done because of crashs but the
fourth resulted in a corrupt document file and all the work and time
were lost.
What is so good on these systems? I will keep both Acorn computers and
invest further in them so long as possible.
Alex'
experiences:
1. ) Apple seems to be the most stable system of the three above. I
don't like the keyboard. The mouse is too small and the screen too
big. The desktop is confusing because you will find no menu bar in the
programm windows. The link isn't logical. Also, Apple computers aren't
always responsible like Windows or Linux. The system is very close to
the user as the other two are.
2.) Windows seems to be more robust as Linux but not so stable as
Apple's OS (I tried different systems in both worlds).
3.) Linux: With KDE you will get almost the same desktop as with
Windows. Programs often crash down (also Internet). Trying Open Office
I need four times to get the work done because of crashs but the
fourth resulted in a corrupt document file and all the work and time
were lost.
What is so good on these systems? I will keep both Acorn computers and
invest further in them so long as possible.
Alex'