and it is lunchtime...
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cheese and pickle sarnie i thinkComment
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or ham, tomato and mustard?Comment
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Yup, pre-Intel wasn't good enough for serious Windows work - VirtualPC for PowerPC was very clever, but not adequate.Originally posted by DS23 View Post
Just now I had to investigate a report of a bug on IE 7. I opened up the saved Windows VM with IE 7 on it (took about 20 seconds to restore state, but it had several applications open within it - anyway, still no slower than booting Windows). Then I fired up VS.Net and attached the debugger to the IE 7 process, did my debugging, sorted the issue, and suspended the VM again (took another three seconds or so).
While I was doing this I was able to check my mail (in OS X's Mail app), and post on here using Safari. Oh, I was editing in Eclipse running on the Mac, as well. In fact, I was also running an HTTP debugging proxy on the Mac as a proxy for IE.
If I'm doing Java Servlet stuff, I have Tomcat on the Mac. If I'm doing PHP, guess what, it comes with the Mac's Apache installation. If I'm working with ASP.NET (or even Classic ASP), no problem, it runs on the Mac... just inside a Windows VM that's integrated with the Mac desktop.
As I say, best of both worlds. Why limit your options?Comment
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In what way kicked out?Originally posted by cailin maith View PostI keep getting kicked out of the site....
Maybe the Mods don't want me to be GodlikeComment
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wow - what alot of posts since last visit...Comment
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I am jacket potato - beans sweetcorn no butter.
Its a green day today.
From a lovely little Italian take-away next door.Comment
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and how much is this mother of all machines?Comment
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Yes. And the scroll wheel. Macs have only supported them since around 1990, though - oh hang on, wasn't that around the time Windows 3 came out?Originally posted by Jog On View Post
I use a Microsoft mouse, actually. One of the few good things MS ever made
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and where can i get one?Comment
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