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hmm slow...
Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2005 1:20 am
by zeeko
wow this is so boring... maybe we should email all the old mac people and tell them to come back
in the meantime... any mac news? anyone here have iwork? how do you like it?
Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2005 1:55 am
by 4g3nt_Smith
I have iWork, and would probably uses Pages a lot if I were in an academic class that required resentations. aside from that, I have yet to find a use for Pages, and haven;t really tried to see if its as good as Word for word processing. iLife, especially iDVD is really nice to easily make DVD's from my pr0n collection; never had it as easy on Windows.
Posted: Sun Mar 06, 2005 6:04 pm
by torq
During the downtime of q3w we had an alternative mac forum here:
http://forum.infinite-void.org
I told the guys to come back since this place will be more crowded.
Posted: Sun Mar 06, 2005 6:16 pm
by Canis
I didnt even know you guys had set up that forum. I was hanging out at raw's "raw-one" forum.
Posted: Sun Mar 06, 2005 10:19 pm
by NCG_Mike[temp]
That's coz you're not 1337 enough ;-)
Posted: Sun Mar 06, 2005 11:42 pm
by NCG_Mike[temp]
4g3nt_Smith wrote:I have iWork, and would probably uses Pages a lot if I were in an academic class that required resentations. aside from that, I have yet to find a use for Pages, and haven;t really tried to see if its as good as Word for word processing. iLife, especially iDVD is really nice to easily make DVD's from my pr0n collection; never had it as easy on Windows.
iDVD? I just use Toast and make a ISO CD disk with the movies on it in natural format - no conversion.
I got a €99 Toshiba DVD player that can do DivX and such (some French Toshiba but with multi-languages and PAL/SCART). It's not as good as my old Toshiba in construction but the s/w is better and I could dezone it with a few key presses for the one DVD I bought in the US.
I tried Pages and it's not bad for a version 1.0 but I dislike the toolbar. I'd expect Apple to spend a lot more time on it in the next few years and also create a spreadsheet and replace FileMaker with something that is more modern, probably using MySQL as a backend so "it still works with Windows".
I have to use FileMaker at work for bug tracking and it's pretty naff compared to modern apps. Dunno why they don't use BugZilla but it's probably a "not invented here" thing.