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John Wesley · 02-28-2007, 09:12 PM

I'm with Steve. I just use whatever works the best. The great thing is that a lot of the best software is free. If you have a Mac of ever get one, start using Quicksilver. It's free and the best part of using a Mac once you get used to it. I doubt I'll ever go back to PC.

Paul Graham wrote a great essay about this: What Business Can Learn From Open Source.

Basically open source software is so great because people enjoy working on it. They do it voluntary and cooperatively. There is none of the big business beaurocracy.

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John Wesley Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: D.C. area Posts: 278	I'm with Steve. I just use whatever works the best. The great thing is that a lot of the best software is free. If you have a Mac of ever get one, start using Quicksilver. It's free and the best part of using a Mac once you get used to it. I doubt I'll ever go back to PC. Paul Graham wrote a great essay about this: What Business Can Learn From Open Source. Basically open source software is so great because people enjoy working on it. They do it voluntary and cooperatively. There is none of the big business beaurocracy.