One step closer

There have been quite a few Apple vs. PC conversations on this site, but there has not been one that was OSX vs. Windows.  I wonder why? [guffaw]

Anyway, via Penny-Arcade I found ObjectDock for Windows.  Basically, it gives you OSX’s Dock, with nearly all of the glitz and the glam.  Taskbar / Program Launcher Thing.  They make a full Object Desktop, but some of the other “features” just introduce more cruft.  Of course, I haven’t ran ObjectDock yet, but VirtualPC is booting right now so I can try it.  That way, when someone sends me a Microsoft Publisher file thinking that they are sending me artwork, I can open it on this machine and still kind of fake myself into thinking that I’m not running Windows, even for one second.

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Object dock Crashes a lot, but it looks neet. THe cool part is that the website linked has literaly THOUSANDS of icons so you can make your dock more OSX like, which i like… when a better versoin comes out, i will use it.... it will be a nice combo of mac and PC, theres still a lot of things i Prefer about windows even after using OSX daily for 8 months… *sniff* it went so fast, boss…

Im tempted to gut that Imac of yours and put a pc in it now.

Say that after one night of trying to do anything with video transfer or editing on your PC, mate. wink

gimme a vid cam and the stupid amount of cash it takes to buy an apple. and i will..

You say that now, but wait until you have to actually do it.  Or talk to someone that has a DV cam that has had to do something even as simple as copy 20 minutes to the PC to burn to a DVD--no editing.  A very savvy buddy of mine with a super-sweet rig (you know him Greg--I’m talking about Mike Bergman) wasted 4 DVD-Rs and an entire day of his weekend trying to do just that.  Mini-DV, firewire dedicated vid-cap card, Adobe Premiere, and a Pioneer DVR.  There are some things that a PC is just no good for.  Hence why no Hollywood production department has PCs.  Cheaper and “able-to” mean nothing compared to real world results.

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