Simply no improvement over the previous operating system.
Mac OS X is MUCH easier to use than the NeXT operating system for the first time user.
Most of the 10.1 -> 10.2 -> 10.3 user interface has been refinements, with the drastic improvements occuring underneath the GUI.
Apple is working with the open source community to improve the kernal, programs, and compilers.
Unfortunately these can only be pushed so fast/far.
Sure Apple could jump ship from GCC to XL C and realize a drastic improvement in programs.
But this would mean walking away from the open source project and letting the compiler and the OS diverge from the wealth of help Apple is getting and giving to the community.
Of course with MS, they are the standard -- so they can easily dictate their wishes on the world.
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Really funny when you consider this guy is comparing a 15 year old operating system to one that will be released in a few years.
And that acient grey haired NeXT gen OS is still evolving and getting better.
Mac OS X is MUCH easier to use than the NeXT operating system for the first time user.
Most of the 10.1 -> 10.2 -> 10.3 user interface has been refinements, with the drastic improvements occuring underneath the GUI.
Apple is working with the open source community to improve the kernal, programs, and compilers.
Unfortunately these can only be pushed so fast/far.
Sure Apple could jump ship from GCC to XL C and realize a drastic improvement in programs.
But this would mean walking away from the open source project and letting the compiler and the OS diverge from the wealth of help Apple is getting and giving to the community.
Of course with MS, they are the standard -- so they can easily dictate their wishes on the world.
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Really funny when you consider this guy is comparing a 15 year old operating system to one that will be released in a few years.
And that acient grey haired NeXT gen OS is still evolving and getting better.