why would you do such a thing? I swear I only see big business and tv shows using mac.Snorlax said:Another upside for when I finally make the complete transfer to Mac. :]
If you aren't going to post anything constructive and are just going to be a douche, don't bother posting. No one cares about your anti-Mac opinions. A lot of people like Mac computers, they are great at what they do, just because you can't afford one or don't like the options they provide doesn't make them bad.YourHero said:why would you do such a thing? I swear I only see big business and tv shows using mac.Snorlax said:Another upside for when I finally make the complete transfer to Mac. :]
http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_os.aspYourHero said:But heres your question mac users. HAO2SECONDPORTAL? Thats right! The second portal uses the right click, but you have 1 button? How do you scroll on a mac too? I guess you will all have to buy a more compatible mouse?
Look at me, I'm trying to tell mac owners "facts" about products they own when I obviously don't own one myself!
Macs have supported right-clicking for a long, long time. The mice traditionally only had one button because the OS rarely needed an alternate click, and if it was needed, it was always available via Command (the Super/Windows key) plus clicking. Any modern mac will recognize and properly use a 2-button mouse (they've been able to use them for years and years), and on modern mac laptops you simply click with two fingers for a right-click.
If you last updated your info 10 years ago, maybe you should check it's accuracy before you post it.
why would you do such a thing? I swear I only see big business and tv shows using mac.YourHero said:QUOTE(Snorlax @ Apr 23 2010, 03:16 AM) Another upside for when I finally make the complete transfer to Mac. :]
Monday.LeLouchVII said:Not yet. This is a LEAKED BETA. The Mac store should be up next month.UltraMagnus said:so, it can't play games? congratulations on downloading a pile of horse shit DRM
juggernaut911 said:Monday.LeLouchVII said:Not yet. This is a LEAKED BETA. The Mac store should be up next month.UltraMagnus said:so, it can't play games? congratulations on downloading a pile of horse shit DRM
Yes, but for Mac, which will help get devs interested in Mac gaming (or help all the current devs distribute).arctic_flame said:It's the same as the windows version. Which is what everyone was expecting
Plus, you seem to forget that the people who would need W3schools the most, would probably not be using *nix. (*nix systems generally being associated with performance and developers, not silly apple fanboys on their oversimplified OS)juggernaut911 said:"Statistics Are Often Misleadingarctic_flame said:It's the same as the windows version. Which is what everyone was expecting
Yes, but for Mac, which will help get devs interested in Mac gaming (or help all the current devs distribute).
Valve is making a big move with the port of Steam and it's (Valve) games. The biggest benefit in my belief is the cross platform play. Macs can play with PC's for once.
This will strongly benefit theflaming threadsgames to keep them alive and will further interest Mac users into other games from the new/old devs who are utilizing Steam. This won't be too kind to Apple's game store. With Steam's usual deals, they should help keep prices less draconian (if the IP holders would allow).
Also, Valve gets more money. That's a good thing.
PLEASE NOTE: I'm am not a fan of Apple products.This is from a Windows user's point of view.
Gabe Newell picked the mac platform, since if people arestupidrich enough to buy a mac, they'll have plenty of money for buying games from his store.
(I also get the feeling that while windows users will have choices over what source engine they want to use, there'll only be one available for mac users)
to quote directly from the page:Rydian said:http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_os.asp
The W3C reports that home mac users outnumber home linux users, 6.9% last month.
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You cannot - as a web developer - rely only on statistics. Statistics can often be misleading.
Global averages may not always be relevant to your web site. Different sites attract different audiences. Some web sites attract professional developers using professional hardware, while other sites attract hobbyists using old low spec computers. "
YourHero said:I thought this was out already. But heres your question mac users. HAO2SECONDPORTAL? Thats right! The second portal uses the right click, but you have 1 button? How do you scroll on a mac too? I guess you will all have to buy a more compatible mouse?