April 23, 2006
Boot Camp once again, podcast style
Authored by Scott Silverman at 10:04 AM
Category | Software » XP on Mac
You remember that article on Macworld which tore apart USA Today writer Andrew Kantor's article Boot Camp will start exodus to Windows? Well, if you remember correctly it was written by Macworld's editorial director, Jason Snell. Now following that idea of tearing things down comes Jason once again, only this time on a podcast. The Mac Night Owl's podcast show Tech Night Owl LIVE has an interview with Jason Snell discussing the effects of Boot Camp. Specifically, Jason responds to articles which (ridiculously) claim Boot Camp will cause Mac users to switch to Windows, and articles which call for Mac OS X to be open source. Jason gets rather fired up - it's not something you should miss! (Oh yeah, nearly forgot, Bob "Dr. Mac" LeVitus and industry analyst Joe Wilcox are guests on the show too.)
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Well, I mean, it's not like I kick over any trash cans or call for the violent overthrow of the government.
Also you neglected to mention that I reveal a far too detailed knowledge about "Doctor Who" on the podcast.
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April 24, 2006 08:34 AM
Also you neglected to mention that I reveal a far too detailed knowledge about "Doctor Who" on the podcast.
Fantastic. When do we get our TARDIS?
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April 24, 2006 10:12 AM