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i have to laugh at this. the main point of quicktime was to work as bait and switch. and microsoft having invented the tactics, defended against it. after micr

by gcb0 12y ago

i have to laugh at this. the main point of quicktime was to work as bait and switch. and microsoft having invented the tactics, defended against it. after microsft lost that one, apple itself made quicktime (and then itunes) incredible slow and bogus on windows. while previous versions were just fine.

skyebook 12y ago
Did that really happen? My iTunes library lived primarily on a Windows box until 2 years ago and the only weirdness I can think of was Apple breaking some of Microsoft's windowing conventions. To be fair, the MS Office experience on OS X is about the same: pretty normal with some things slightly off.
- moheeb 12y ago
  Yes. Quicktime back then was like having AIDS; you didn't want your friends to find out it was on your box.
- gcb0 12y ago
  if itunes and quicktime was never slow on your windows box, then i can say with certainty that you changed computers at least every year and always to expensive models.