Just registered and I'm new to all things mac.
I'm 44, married, 1 son - 16 years old, live in Texas, and have been using windows for, well, ever. Got tired of the constant maintenance for the household and I am looking for greener pastures.
I got a MacPro - it was delivered last Friday. 3ghz quad processor, 2gig ram, 500gig hard drive, and a big ol 23" cinema display. It's pretty nice.
Still learning the interface. So far, so good. I'm a poweruser on windows, and it's a bit frustrating for me on the mac right now getting around on the keyboard with shortcuts. That will come with time, I'm sure.
I got the mac for a few reasons. Besides the win-maintenance woes, I'll be getting into some serious "home-owner" video editing next year. And, I write commercial plugins for a product called SketchUp that are cross platform (win and mac). Now, I can truly test my scripts on the mac and not just guess whether or not they will work. And, when mac users have problems, I can now actually "see" what they are seeing.
I'm looking foward to getting into some deeper mac programming with cocoa and xcode. And, I'm sure I'll dive into Applescript too - I'll probably do that first.
Good to be here. Todd
I'm 44, married, 1 son - 16 years old, live in Texas, and have been using windows for, well, ever. Got tired of the constant maintenance for the household and I am looking for greener pastures.
I got a MacPro - it was delivered last Friday. 3ghz quad processor, 2gig ram, 500gig hard drive, and a big ol 23" cinema display. It's pretty nice.
Still learning the interface. So far, so good. I'm a poweruser on windows, and it's a bit frustrating for me on the mac right now getting around on the keyboard with shortcuts. That will come with time, I'm sure.
I got the mac for a few reasons. Besides the win-maintenance woes, I'll be getting into some serious "home-owner" video editing next year. And, I write commercial plugins for a product called SketchUp that are cross platform (win and mac). Now, I can truly test my scripts on the mac and not just guess whether or not they will work. And, when mac users have problems, I can now actually "see" what they are seeing.
I'm looking foward to getting into some deeper mac programming with cocoa and xcode. And, I'm sure I'll dive into Applescript too - I'll probably do that first.
Good to be here. Todd