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And, of course, there is always this possibility: http://fedoraproject.org/en/get-fedora
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Merry Christmas
No Macs under the tree, but we bought two this last year to add to our 24” iMac. It’s great to have a better alternative to Windows!
I find the interface much cleaner and better suited to doing work. There’s a ton of software, and even the iMacs are darned snappy these days!
With the exception of external storage devices, you don't need to ‘safely remove hardware’ on a Mac. With external disks, just make sure you eject them as for CDs and DVDs, except you don't use the eject key on the keyboard before you unplug them."
I have a Canon A ??? and a Nikon D 80. The Canon has a way to eject but I don't know where the eject is for the Nikon and I always get the”THIS DEVICE WAS SHUT DOWN IMPROPERLY yada yada yada”. Give me a clue...
Bump for reference.
But really, why would you? This was a behavior I had to get used to on the Mac, and now gladly accept. They take up few active system resources because they get paged out, so why quit them under normal circumstances? It just means they'll open faster the next time you need them.
But for some people phone tech support is a large part of their social life.
ping for later
Hey, Swordmaker! Belated Merry Christmas!
Since we last talked, I got my Macbook Pro, @ the week before Thanksgiving. Thanks for all your help! Couldn’t be happier—unless I had more time to spend playing with it! The worst problem I’ve had is trying to scroll down at work by dragging two fingers across my desk—couldn’t figure out why the page wasn’t doing anything—until I remembered I wasn’t on my Mac at home. LOL
I just opened and set up my new 20 Inch iMac less than an hour ago. The keyboard is strange, the mouse is stranger, so far I have managed to convince it I live in Tokyo and not Cupertino. That’s all I can report at this time.