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From: rhyde@feller.ucr.edu (randy hyde)
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Subject: Re: speed of computers
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Date: 23 Mar 91 00:12:47 GMT
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I own an Apple //gs, a Mac, and a 386 Clone.  There are many things I can
do on my other machines that I cannot do on the GS.  There are precious
few things I can do on the GS I cannot also do on the other machines.
But you are right, *if you already own a GS* you can probably find software
to satisfy basic needs (assuming you're not a full blown "power user").
I would hate to imagine something like Quark XPress running on a GS.
It's much too slow for that (even with a TWGS, my Mac II FX is a little too
slow for Quark XPress!).
*** Randy Hyde