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To: sandeep who wrote (63662)	4/26/2007 5:24:46 PM
From: Cogito	Read Replies (1) of 213177

>>I used a mac in 1989 once - and gave up on it in favor of Unix machines. I thought that Unix was way more geek friendly than the mac. I couldn't use the floppy easily on the mac in 1989. Sun/Berkeley Unix was so much easier!<< Sandeep - You couldn't use the floppy on a Mac in '89? It was easier on the UNIX box? Clicking and dragging was harder than typing "cp [filename] /dev/fd0" ? Mounting and unmounting each disc using typed commands was easier than having it mount automatically on insertion it or ejecting it by dragging it to the trash? Yes, I know, some people really thought the command line was all that in '89, but I must be missing something here. - Allen

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