ntfs-3g comes bundled with ubuntu, and ntfs-3g installer for mac nowadays comes with macFUSE and works fine.
My only gripes with mac+ntfs is that either macbooks USB ports are slow crap OR mac version of ntfs-3g is much slower than its linux equivalent.
Microsoft's greatest blunder in their early years was to license BASIC to Tramiel's Commodore with a once-ever fee of, some say, as little as $50000. C= then sold tens of millions of machines without paying any more to M$.
Well, M$ learned. C= died.
It would lead to them being outcasts as long as they were in minority.
They could replace
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On console, it has stupid basic mistakes like 'cal'-program missing the 'ncal' symlink. I've heard that on programmer level it's very unstandard (no specifics here, sorry, but for example the author of 'UADE' said so and I have high respect for his skills).
The GUI is plain, but works. Compiz-tuned gnome or recent KDE beats it in looks and effects but it works. The file requester is the second best I've encountered, the best being the ReqTools requester for AmigaOS 15years ago.
Spotlight is excellent and fast. The bundled apps _work_ and are a delight to use, except the Mail app which is pure unpropelled shit. I still use the Mail app because most other apps expect me to use it and "mail to"-function won't work. Plus Thunderbird 3 still won't use the system address book which is already synced to my iPhone etc.
I use Linux at work (both as desktop and for about half the servers), have a Winshit gaming puter (XP) at home, and use a macbook for all the "fun" stuff. Videos, photos, music, syncing with my phone, car player... Apple has the desktop thing done right. It all costs tons of euros and is not FREE but I don't care, I get premium product for the price.
One V2 rocket had a ~1 ton warhead. Over 5200 were built.
One B17 carried 900kg of ordnance, hardly "more than the entire V-2 production."
BulletFlight has been on apple store for months.
But I recommend 'Ballistics', it's more versatile and the Field Edition has BulletFlight-style simple HUD mode.
The sooner all the animals are extinct, the sooner we'll find their money. - Ed Bluestone