Getting into web design and related stuff

Judging by how fast it is coming out, I suspect Windows 7 will be Vista's cure just as SP2 cleaned up XP. This time, I guess Microsoft just chose to make it a distinct release since "Vista" had such a brutal reputation.

If Vista comes with your computer, life goes on. If someone explicitly pays for Vista, I feel very sorry for him/her.

Originally Posted by TheBuzzSaw

That's all you gathered from my post? Was I dreaming when I typed the rest?

Something like that.

Originally Posted by TheBuzzSaw

And whenever I post statistical evidence from the world, someone criticizes me for supposedly having never used it myself. I just can't win. I was simply pointing out that I have firsthand experience. I don't sit at home and just read stuff on the Internet.

I have firsthand experience too. The only two problems I've had is Premiere crashing because it's a ****ty program, and not being able to drag files into a command prompt (which makes it hard to use mp3splt).

Regardless, my biggest push for Mac or GNU/Linux web development is the fact they have workspaces. I cannot live without those (and of course, dual monitors). Windows has a few programs that emulate that behavior, but they seem to crash on certain computers (the ones I've used, anyway).

Duel Monitors? Ha. One of my friends uses his 42" Samsung TV as a monitor. Awesome for Photoshop work.

Originally Posted by TheBuzzSaw

Regardless, my biggest push for Mac or GNU/Linux web development is the fact they have workspaces. I cannot live without those (and of course, dual monitors). Windows has a few programs that emulate that behavior, but they seem to crash on certain computers (the ones I've used, anyway).

The spaces you can get from Microsoft's site seems to be buggy, but I haven't had problems with other programs.

Originally Posted by Dark Wyrm

Duel Monitors? Ha. One of my friends uses his 42" Samsung TV as a monitor. Awesome for Photoshop work.

The guy saying a 42" Samsung TV is awesome for Photoshop work is awful at Photoshop.

I've tried two systems. The one from Microsoft only partially mimics the Unix spaces system. The desktop wipes away, but the task bar is still cluttered with all open programs.

http://codeplex.com/vdm

This one better emulates the Unix style, but it crashed on me. T_T