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And if you plan to mention anything that the user interacts with it, then I suggest re-thinking your statements. If the user interacts with it, you can run the exact same software on Linux (or any other OS.) |
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For internet tablets and similar, there is no need for complex real time hardware interaction, for phones there is. Without a real OS, more complex things like multitasking, will suck the battery life empty in no time. Maemo is great in multitasking, but battery life is abysmal compared with Symbian. |
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finnish mac forum http://www.hopeinenomena.net/viewforum.php?f=50 section: problems with apple 12643 threads I rest my case. |
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joking aside I'm not saying macs have no problems just that when you limit freedom you can make things work better in unison in the short term but risk falling behind in features or any other forms of progress in the long term. Also if you limit the users freedom there is less chance for the user to break something. The very reason perhaps why you say "stupid users" like the mac. There must be a reason why they like it, right? |
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