http://www.apple.com/macosx/leopard/tec ... /unix.htmlDrPaul wrote:If this is true, then OSX would be able to accomodate simultaneous multiple users. Many users, even hundreds, could log in and use the same computer at the same time. Can OSX do that?
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well I'll keep my 2 cents brief.
I have a mac, and I think it's great. it also runs windows - not an emulator or anything within mac but it can boot windows - so you can choose what to load up (though you need a full version not OEM to install).
If you are going to get a mac two things - if you're a student there's a special offer in the states which is about to run out or in europe it lasts until the end of Oct, where you can get a free iPod as well. Oh, and make sure that you buy using your student discount if you buy a mac, as you get 6% off.
And lastly, if you can hold out just a little longer, the new OS is due for release in October.
I have a mac, and I think it's great. it also runs windows - not an emulator or anything within mac but it can boot windows - so you can choose what to load up (though you need a full version not OEM to install).
If you are going to get a mac two things - if you're a student there's a special offer in the states which is about to run out or in europe it lasts until the end of Oct, where you can get a free iPod as well. Oh, and make sure that you buy using your student discount if you buy a mac, as you get 6% off.
And lastly, if you can hold out just a little longer, the new OS is due for release in October.