Mac applets coming soon to Windows

Re: Interesting concept but...: "Mac users are not nearly as sophisticated as Windows users."

I think you need to re-examine the demographic for Mac post OS X. I think you will find Mac users are incredibly sophisticated - possibly more so than their Windows brethren.

And... did you even RTFA? This isn't something for the Enterprise nor should be classified as a "tool" in the traditional sense of the word. It's a toy for end users, home users even, to run little applets and widgets and what-have-you. Think of it as an Active Desktop that actually does something useful.

The whole "if it was good Microsoft would've done it already" theory is rather laughable as well.; Posted by: eltonito Posted on: 12/17/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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