Re: TI-H: This is for you robert
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Re: TI-H: This is for you robert
Again the MacOS has had an equivelent for all OffNow and On Now.
>OnNow is a hardware specificiation that allows the computer to go into a
>low power mode when it is not being used. When the user is ready to
>use the computer again, s/he hits a button on the keyboard (,mouse,
>etc) and the system instantly returns to the state it was last left in.
>But the extent of this goes much beyond the simple "Suspend" feauture.
>You can schedule your computer to return to a normal state and, for
>example, have it dial-in and retrieve any new e-mail or internet updates.
Frankly your experience is not very much. The MacOs is infact the one of
the easiest OSs to program for (MacOS and unix together). And network
enviornment? Why, name one reason.
You must not have had any or not much at all experience on a mac. You
don't seem to like the macintosh, and I can tell by your biased opinion.
>Frankly, I'm not much of a Mac user, as MacOS is not the most ideal
>operating system for a network enivroment or development. However, in my
>experience, I have not found any of these features avaialbe in the
>Macintosh. Perhaps the hardware is in them and MacOS just doesn't make
>use of it? Please correct me if I'm wrong.