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* no reasonable way to write to a CD (!) what is wrong with right clicking select new burn folder, put what I want to burn in it, then click the burn button? I
by stonemetal 18y ago
* no reasonable way to write to a CD (!)
what is wrong with right clicking select new burn folder, put what I want to burn in it, then click the burn button?
It certainly isn't that easy in windows.
* no reasonable way to uninstall software along with its data
Sounds like a wash with windows I don't think I have ever clicked uninstall and actually had it uninstall everything correctly.
not clear whether installing a virus checker and/or firewall is important to people not familiar with macs
It comes with a good firewall more or less properly configured by default so one of those isn't needed and no reputable company makes Mac AV so there isn't any to buy even if you think it is required.
* strange that closing the last window of an app does not quit the app
Different than windows yes. Confusing not really, it is quite uniform and regular. It goes back to the whole better build quality no need to unload apps to keep the os stable and performant.
- amichail 18y agoI was under the impression that you need to: use disk utility to create a dmg file from a folder; and burn the dmg file while leaving the CD "open" for future additions. This is rather annoying. Moreover, when you insert the CD into the drive, it opens multiple disk images, one for each session written. Under win 7, you can just drag and drop a file to a CD folder just like any other drive.