Re: [WinMac] Re: WinMac Digest #190 - 01/08/99
Daniel Soileau(dsoileau[at]email.unc.edu)
This discussion is sounding more like a technical support survival issue than the matter originally proposed for discussion. Seventeen years in scholarly publishing, with the last ten in front of computers, has convinced me that the best tool for the job is the tool that requires the least "techno-savvy" support. This is a sore spot for PC users, particularly since the Mac has the intuitive advantage ("for the rest of us"), as well as for PC support folks. And we are talking about computing for artists and designers, right?! As industry compression continues to place more pressure on everyone to perform more efficiently, the logical choice is the system that can be managed by anyone. When the PC becomes as easy to maintain as the Mac, there won't be issues of platform loyalty to contend with.
I also use PC's, by the way, built them from scratch, bought PC's
On Sat, 9 Jan 1999, Dan Schwartz wrote:
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Daniel Soileau
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