well i dont hate windoes, i love Mandriva Linux :)
and it surprises me not that windoes puts out a video on how to throw
a party.
that oughta tell u something
oh yes. :)
Is that something like hate the sin but love the sinner? ;-)
Personally, I would like to economically cripple Microsoft in any way
I can. i'm really happy with my new Mac mini and its 22" Samsung
screen. I downloaded OpenOffice for free, and it reads and writes MS
Office files perfectly, so I haven't spent a cent on software except
for a $24.95 Snow Leopard upgrade.
:)
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> Personally, I would like to economically cripple Microsoft in any way
> I can. i'm really happy with my new Mac mini and its 22" Samsung
> screen. I downloaded OpenOffice for free, and it reads and writes MS
> Office files perfectly, so I haven't spent a cent on software except
> for a $24.95 Snow Leopard upgrade.
awesome choice.
I don't share your malice toward Microsoft.
I have been looking at the Mac mini. Does it have an Intel or ADM CPU
chip?
Do you know if you can easily trim MP4 video files? I have some videos
on my iPod that I would like to edit. I have some great software for
editing audio. I'd like to find a decent program for Video trimming.
I have played around with OpenOffice a bit on a dual boot machine
while running Linux Ubuntu. I think I may have a "thin" version of
Open Office on a flash drive.
Patrick turned me into a hater. ;-)
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> I have been looking at the Mac mini. Does it have an Intel or ADM CPU
> chip?
Intel.
>
> Do you know if you can easily trim MP4 video files? I have some videos
> on my iPod that I would like to edit. I have some great software for
> editing audio. I'd like to find a decent program for Video trimming.
You can use the (free) iMovie program to import and export MP4 with
USB or Firewire (or burn a DVD). It will also export to Quicktime
using various compression levels, so that should do it.
>
> I have played around with OpenOffice a bit on a dual boot machine
> while running Linux Ubuntu. I think I may have a "thin" version of
> Open Office on a flash drive.
The latest version has all the bells and whistles of MS Word as far as
I can tell. Some of the menu options are in slightly different places,
but it's easy to figure out.
The type of video editing I want to do is; I want to cut out
commercials and other superfulous material, or merge files into on
larger file, etc.
Not so much for simply importing and exporting into or out of MP4, I
have file conversion software that handles that task okay.
> > I have played around with OpenOffice a bit on a dual boot machine
> > while running Linux Ubuntu. I think I may have a "thin" version of
> > Open Office on a flash drive.
>
> The latest version has all the bells and whistles of MS Word as far as
> I can tell. Some of the menu options are in slightly different places,
> but it's easy to figure out.- Hide quoted text -
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So... look up iMovie on the Apple site. It comes with the O/S.
Linus Torvald (originator of Linux OSes) shows approval of Windows 7:
http://www.globalnerdy.com/2009/10/22/windows-7-even-linus-approves/
;)
Maybe the Japanese version is better than others? I mean, there's a
character overcount problem MS might have solved. Or maybe it was
cheaper there, or maybe (probably) Linus was just making a joke.
I ordered the upgrade to Apple's Snow Leopard for $24 sent to the US.
It costs the equivalent of $70 to $90 in Europe and the UK. But even
at that price, it surely beats Windows 7.
I'll probably upgrade to Snow Leopard soon. I used to code on the
Windows platform, now I'm on the Mac platform.
Windows 7 is getting a lot of positive reviews. For instance:
http://www.suntimes.com/technology/ihnatko/1840408,ihnatko-windows-7-review-102209.article
-- Caligari
Well, how nice if them to fix all that weird shit in Vista after
practically forcing people to buy millions of copies. Gee, I think
I'll run right out and get an emulation program so I can run Windows 7
on my Mac! -- NOT