The last great computer was an Amiga. My wife likes Mac. She has a new one. When she tried to upgrade her old one to OS 10 (I think) it ate the install disk and then turned off. Took me a few hours online asking how to get the disk out. Got the disk out after finding the right little hole to poke. No inquiry I made over a month could solve the install problem. When you started it up it revved up and then shut down. We threw it away. Amiga was a dream. I play with my wife's Mac from time to time but have never understood how it works. Bob Miller Mark Schubin wrote: >Without meaning to defend any operating system, I would just like to >point out that the words "Mac crashes" yielded 709,000 hits on Google. > >TTFN, >Mark > > >Craig Birkmaier wrote: > > > >>At 4:21 PM -0500 12/9/04, Manfredi, Albert E wrote: >> >> >> >> >>>Really, the *only* difference here is that TV is >>>expected to be bulletproof, whereas PCs are >>>expected to be a royal pain. So those who >>>continually profess that TVs should be more like >>>PCs should temper their over-enthusiasm. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>Maybe you are doing something wrong with your PC? >> >>Or could it be your choice of platform? >> >>I just unboxed and updated a new iBook for my Daughter (for >>Christmas). The entire set-up procedure took about 10 minutes >>(including the installation of a 802.11g card), followed by a HUGE >>(17 different software updates) of the OS, QuickTime, multiple >>applications, and various system components. >> >>Why some people continue to endure computing pain is difficult to >>comprehend from here. >> >>Regards >>Craig >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------- You can UNSUBSCRIBE from the OpenDTV list in two ways: - Using the UNSUBSCRIBE command in your user configuration settings at FreeLists.org - By sending a message to: opendtv-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with the word unsubscribe in the subject line.