Archive for April, 2008
Today, Apple released a 64-Bit, Intel-only version of Java 6 for Mac OS X 10.5.2 Leopard. That’s more than a year after Java 6 was officially launched for Windows, GNU/Linux and Solaris. People were upset when Leopard was shipped without Java 6, and now they are upset because Apple gives them a 64-Bit, Intel-only version.
There’s [...]
Apple vs. Psystar: Why I hope that they go to court
0 Comments Published April 29th, 2008 in Hardware, Mac OS X, ThoughtsYou might have heard or read somewhere that there is this small company called Psystar that is selling regular PC hardware with a basically cracked version of Mac OS X. More precisely, they are selling a computer, and if the customers pays an extra fee, they sell a legal copy of Mac OS X Leopard [...]
The question was raised on a blog that I found on the Mono project’s “Monologue”, and Sandy Armstrong, the author, answered it from a developer’s perspective.
This is the original blog’s URL:
http://automorphic.blogspot.com/2008/04/why-do-we-bother-with-linux-also-uia.html
I know it is one of those useless flamewar topics, but here is my new standard response to GNU/Linux zealots, without the intent of starting [...]
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