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MacHack 2001: Keynote announced

updated 08:25 am EST, Thu February 8, 2001


MacHack: The Annual Conference for Leading Edge Developers, scheduled for June 21-23, 2001, has announced its keynote panel, made up of some of Apple's original team members...

: Andy Hertzfeld, an
engineer who designed peripherals and system software; Guy "Bud"
Tribble, an expert in object-oriented programming and user-interface
design; and Caroline Rose, who wrote and edited most of the first
three volumes of Inside Macintosh. "This trio of speakers is
empanelled not just as a retrospective on the Macintosh as we knew
it, but to look forward and share their visions of the future of
computing from Macintosh to MacOS X; from the Toolbox to Eazel's
Nautilus and everything in between."


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    02/08, 08:46am | report spam | Reply | delete

    Tog

    What about Bruce "Tog" Togazinni?

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    02/08, 09:02am | report spam | Reply | delete

    Well...

    Linux is dead. Mac OS X will see to that.

    What else is there to say?

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    Dead?

    Linux is so not dead. OS X might scratch linux a little, taking a few people like myself away from it, but nothing that's going to impact Linux as a whole. PPC Linux might get hurt, but there are plenty of stuck up wintel groupies out there who won't even think of it.

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    I’ll bet they ...

    will.

    They won’t be able to resist dual G4s running OS X., and having heavy duty MAC APPLICATIONS to do stuff with.

    Linux is SO dead.

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    Mac OS is dead.

    Long live Mac OS X!

    Word to your mother!!

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    What linux needs

    ... is someone to give it a good universal GUI front end.

    Anyone feel like porting the OS X face over? How hard could it be? Use a decompiler to make a 'psudo-source code', rewrite and reecompile at will! : ) (Can you tell I haven't done much programming since Commodore Machine Language!)

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    OS X ROCKS

    Why would anyone ever want to run linux when OS X kicks so much a**. I mean all those PC freaks won't know what they're missing...they'll probably stick w/ Linux, but anyone that know anything about a tight OS will go with OS X. Especially once Apple ships Quad Processor G4's....Oh DAMN

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