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You should not identify yourself with Apple's operating system. If I want I will identify myself with whatever I decide to identify myself with; I don't really
by Annatar 10y ago
You should not identify yourself with Apple's operating system.
If I want I will identify myself with whatever I decide to identify myself with; I don't really care about Apple, but now you've turned it into a matter of principle, moralizing what people shouldn't do.
You should not identify yourself with GNU/Linux. How did you like that?
How about identifying oneself with JustWorks(SM), vertical integration, and things being purposely designed not to get in one's way?
- SapphireSun 10y agoThen you will find yourself compromised when using software made by another school of thought. shrug
- Annatar 10y agoCompromised in what way? There are other, non-GNU free software alternatives out there.
- DocTomoe 10y agoAnd you are free to use them. Have fun.
- Annatar 10y agoI have, and I will. What about the rest of you?
- DocTomoe 10y agoWell, some will join you. Some will consider the lack of multicoloured emojis in emacs on mac a minor issue at best and continue to use what they do.
- Annatar 10y agoI wasn't referring to emojis, but to GNU and GNU/Linux. GNU and Stallman are the culprits here; Emacs is just a symptom.
- DonHopkins 10y agoI've always identified with ProDOS.
- rbanffy 10y agoI always preferred SOS. More sophisticated.