Subject: Off topic but interesting
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 3/26/2007, 8:49 PM
To: AARotary Engine


  The next Mac OS, Leopard, is rumored to have the ability to
  simultaneously run Windows, Linux and Mac. All files can be

  dragged and dropped  seamlessly regardless of the parent O.S. No
  shutting down and rebooting.  This is a big deal.  Instead of waiting
  around for nice programs like Rhino to be ported to the Mac,  we can
  do it the other way around- the Mac won't give a damn.  I've got my
  fingers crossed.     Available in about 3 or 4 months.     :)   Jerry


  I hope it works. Sounds like another nail in the coffin of ms windoze.

  --
  Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.


O-contraire.  Regardless of how nifty Leopard is, it will require a genuine windoze license if it is running windows apps.  Thus, there is no escaping the Bill -- he gets his money regardless.  My how he'll laugh when he starts getting money not only from windows pc users, but also Mac users as well.

Mark
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