Just a few nitpicks: "After residing in unix-land for almost a year I decided to come back to Mac OSX..." OS X is a UNIX. A real, actual UNIX. "...in unix-la

Just a few nitpicks: "After residing in unix-land for almost a year I decided to come back to Mac OSX..." OS X is a UNIX. A real, actual UNIX. "...in unix-land no such jokes were pulled." I am going to guess you were using Linux, which is not, in fact, a UNIX. For what it's worth, I spent some time in Linux land. Over the course of a year: 1. One update left my system non-booting. After considerable research, I think I discovered it was a grub/kernel incompatibility. 2. An upgrade left my system non-booting. It was an Ubuntu upgrade from one version to the next, which failed with a mysterious and non-helpful error. 3. Another update caused my external monitor to no longer display the desktop correctly. I was forced to use the 1024x600 display on my netbook instead. I am now very skeptical of Linux (on the desktop) land. All these issues resulted in a considerable time expense for me. Now I'm thinking I'm happy to pay $x for operating systems like OS X or Windows...