Whoa, wait a minute! That's quite a mouthful there, dude.
- Finish some application Dictionnary, eeehh, there's some other language then english you know
Huh? What did you just say? I'm going to go out on a limb here, but I suspect English (note the capital initial letter) is not your primary language.
... ( I know it's bad, but I'm not coding everything I compile!)
You're not coding everything you... Hmm... I'm sorry, but that just flat out doesn't make sense. How can you compile something if you don't code it first? Or do you just expect that XCode or GCC (or whatever) will just magically invent compiled code out of thin air for you?
- With every release within last year I have seen minor features going away or be lost in some update that I miss. Just a few example...
* QuickTime 7 seam so cripple in editing function (maybe I'm just lost ?!?).
* DVD player doesn't have the Open Video_TS folder, dragNdrop still work on it.
Is Apple voluntary locking features? I begin to less like them during the past few years. I was totally blow away when os X was realease, but I think since X.3 they have take a weird turn that I really begin to dislike more and more over the time.
and
-iChat is so useless outside of USA, AIM is funny for them, but for the rest of us? what is the point?! Support for jabber is not nearly polish enough to be of any real usage. Yahoo, ICQ, MSN support? So what's the point of iChat if you can't speak/videoconference with other people?! Yes it's a great application, but with nobody on it it's plain useless. Yeah the new funny photobooth effect are cool, but couldn't they make it more versatile before ading those kind of features?
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- Feature to be out of the way? .Mac everywhere, noooo, make it a plug-in installation, I don't want this in my OS and menu by default
and
Well, first off, if you don't like a
proprietary, commercial OS vendor making such changes to their product (and while what you're complaining about doesn't directly impact me, I'll grant the legitimacy of what you're saying) then maybe you really
should consider an alternative. It's certainly an option I've been considering and evaluating for some time.
Second off, NTFS is a proprietary file system and owned by Microsoft. They're the ones holding it close to their chest; they're the ones restricting any and all third-party development, enhancement and extensibility. If you don't like that, complain to Redmond, not Cupertino.
Third (and hopefully lastly) if you want a chat client that supports the standards you want it to support, then why not look at something like, for instance, Adium? Yes, you're right: Apple
should look at supporting more of the commonly-used standards out there. And I'm not trying to let them "off the hook" in that regard; however, you have a brain, a mouse and a keyboard, so use something different.
