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Actually his house, as presented on allaboutstevejobs.com, is very rustic and far away from Apple's clean industrial design. I'm actually surprised to find that
by Timothee 16y ago
Actually his house, as presented on allaboutstevejobs.com, is very rustic and far away from Apple's clean industrial design. I'm actually surprised to find that kind of home in Palo Alto: I'd expect this in Normandy, not around here :)
From that website too: the last picture of this set http://allaboutstevejobs.com/pics/places/paloalto/paloalto.html http://allaboutstevejobs.com/pics/places/paloalto/paloalto.h... shows that his home office hasn't changed much in many many years based on the huge laptop he's using.
- jon_hendry 16y agoFWIW, I expect he was running OpenStep on that laptop. Supposedly he kept using OpenStep on an Intel laptop after he returned to Apple. I suppose he switched once OS X was running on PowerBooks.
- msbarnett 16y agoI seem to recall that the rumor was he only ran OpenStep until 10.2 or 10.3. Before that OS X had been pretty rough around the edges, and kind of slow on portable hardware. There may have been some specific functionality he was missing too.
- jon_hendry 16y agoProbably he waited for Keynote to be available, and had been using Concurrence on Openstep.
- wmf 16y agoJobs is only living in Palo Alto "temporarily" until he can tear down the Jackling house in Woodside and build anew on that property.
- ary 16y agoFrom what I've read that's already happening.