Lt Major Burns
"Dicky" Charlteston-Burns
system restore. windows has had it for 5 years now. when i bugger up my computer, there's no easy and ultimately little way of just putting it back.
system restore.
system restore.
system restore. windows has had it for 5 years now. when i bugger up my computer, there's no easy and ultimately little way of just putting it back.
system restore.
But I agree that the Finder's FTP support must become, well, full FTP support. While I like Fetch as my FTP client, I'd probably ditch it the moment the Finder _writes_ to (S)FTP servers as well.
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As others already said, the unification of the styles would be neat. I know that every program has something like a own methaphor for achieving certain things, but we still deal with lots of different interfaces/styles - this could be avoided. For example some of the pro apps look like being risen from the OS9 grave. Sometimes Apple even went against it own aqua guidelines. Remember the paragraph about "not using an aqua button in order to create a contex menu". Yeah...
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On the other hand: It works. I rather see them fix things that _don't_ work first.
On the other hand: It works. I rather see them fix things that _don't_ work first.![]()
I've read somewhere that Phil Schiller said BootCamp won't go the virtualization way. That it's about dual booting after all. And I think Apple - sadly - will keep it that way. That'd mean _no_ cube effect switching between OSs. (The Cube effect alone would mean that OS X is still loaded and not suspended.) They _could_ however actually suspend the OSs instead of powering them down completely. This way, you'd get back where you were, although with a little more time than it takes for a Cube effect.