Path: utzoo!attcan!uunet!ogicse!ucsd!ucrmath!alchemy!hzink From: hzink@alchemy.UUCP (Harry K. Zink) Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2 Subject: Re: My decision for the LC Message-ID: <363@alchemy.UUCP> Date: 12 Feb 91 04:10:24 GMT References: <1991Feb11.172022.13565@nevada.edu> <477@generic.UUCP> <361@alchemy.UUCP> Reply-To: hzink@alchemy.UUCP (Harry K. Zink) Organization: Alchemy Software Designs Lines: 34 Once again I have to read something like this: "You'd feel the same way if Apple was dissing you at every opportunity. Just wait...when Apple comes out with a new line of computers, you Mac owners will be in the same miserable condition as all of us with Apple IIs. (Actually, Mac users will probably be worse off since they're a bunch of computer illiterates who know nothing about what makes their machines tick. :-) )" And Ben has piut it quite clearly that this is not one of those 'my computer is better than your computer' arguments. It is simply a matter of people prefering to move on to newer, better and most of all, better supported technology while some people prefer to whine and scream about what they have and how they want it never to change. Though the part about computer illiterates above might have been meant as a joke, it is unfortunately sad but true that apple II owners are starting to appear more and more than that bunch of CP/M owners that still hovers over their machines, wishing CP/M were still around. Granted, and amusing phenomenon, but definitely also sad to observe. Liek I said earlier, it seems to me that the only argument left to them is "You just wait and see what apple will do to you next'. Pretty stuupid if you ask me. If apple truly comes out witha new machine that leaves the Mac behind (Like the knowledge Navigator) I will be glad to leave the Mac behind in exchange for something new. Face it, technoogy moves on, and you have the choice to either stay behind in the caves, or move up to the condos. I prefer running water and central heating... :-) Harry uucp : ucrmath!alchemy!hzink | Achieve True Wealth and Financial Independence! INET : hzink@alchemy.uucp | Intrigued? - Send E-Mail! -----------------------------+------------------------------------------------ Wesley: "Captain, this doesn't look like the holodeck to me." Worf: "Ready to cycle airlock, Captain." Picard: "Make it so."