Mac or PC laptop

Unless you want:
MS Office 2008 for Mac - Home & Student Edition $140.19 new

Microsoft Office 2008 Mac : Microsoft Software $371.15 with tax and shipping

Microsoft Office For Mac Business Edition Upgrade 2008 - Mac $259.22 with tax and shipping

MICROSOFT - MS EXCEL 2004 FOR MAC - VERSION UPGRADE PACKAGE - 1 ...$98.99 new

Intuit TurboTax Basic for Federal Returns 2008 Software for Mac $27.08 with tax and shipping

There's more http://www.google.com/products?clie...a=X&oi=product_result_group&ct=title&resnum=4

What happens if you want Microsoft Office for Ubuntu? Gee, I guess you're completely out of luck.

And yes, OpenOffice is available free for your Mac if you want it - ever actually tried to do work with it?
 
What happens if you want Microsoft Office for Ubuntu? Gee, I guess you're completely out of luck.

And yes, OpenOffice is available free for your Mac if you want it - ever actually tried to do work with it?
You could run Microsoft Office with WINE with Ubuntu but I don't and am perfectly happy using OpenOffice for my purposes.
 
Unless you want:
MS Office 2008 for Mac - Home & Student Edition $140.19 new

Microsoft Office 2008 Mac : Microsoft Software $371.15 with tax and shipping

Microsoft Office For Mac Business Edition Upgrade 2008 - Mac $259.22 with tax and shipping

MICROSOFT - MS EXCEL 2004 FOR MAC - VERSION UPGRADE PACKAGE - 1 ...$98.99 new

Intuit TurboTax Basic for Federal Returns 2008 Software for Mac $27.08 with tax and shipping

There's more http://www.google.com/products?clie...a=X&oi=product_result_group&ct=title&resnum=4
And how much is MS office for Linux or Turbo Tax ? Oh right there is Open Office ..... but what about the docx incompatibility issues? I think it is time for u to find another bridge....
Whatever u have for Linux there is a Mac version or ask me to compile it .... next that is getting old
 
You could run Microsoft Office with WINE with Ubuntu but I don't and am perfectly happy using OpenOffice for my purposes.

Wow..talk about a weak backpedal. :p

Here are some sites for people to download FREE software for both Windows and Macs:

Download.com
ZDNet.com
NoNags.com
FreewareHome.com
 
or use fink and or darwin ports ...

fink is great because of it's similarties to apt-get and it's inclusion of dpkg (I'm a huge Debian fan on the server). I just wish it was as up-to-date with it's packages as macports is.
 
Oh get real!

What? You don't use OpenOffice on Linux? Got news for you - there's OpenOffice for Mac OS X!
I use and prefer OpenOffice, it comes with Linux.
It's just that some folks are so used to the M$ Office versions they don't want to try anything else. I even hear people in the Apple Store buying the M$ version for MAC, in spite of the salesman telling them all you did. They think they can't live without the M$ version, my sister is one of them people.
For her EVERYTHING has to be M$ approved or she won't use it!....:o
 
..... but what about the docx incompatibility issues?...

This is the reason my sister won't use OpenOffice. She heard it's incompatible with the M$ Office version, plus it 'looks' different....:o
 
Download.com
ZDNet.com
NoNags.com
FreewareHome.com
I used them sites with M$.

With the Linux repositories, there is no need for them anymore in Linux.
 
LOL!

Jaunty Jackalope just runs trouble free....;)
 
http://securitytracker.com/alerts/2009/Sep/1022897.html

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/securityfix/2006/11/exploit_released_for_unpatched_2.html

http://blogs.zdnet.com/security/?p=172

The Month of Apple Bugs

I could spend the rest or the day posting these and still NOT have time to list them all...:D
And YOU PAID DOUBLE for all them BUGS!!!!

Why anyone would use buggy M$ & MAC is beyond me.....
Yep and all fixed and the new OS has none ... 2 posts about bugs from 2006 a list from 2007 all post 10.4.9 except one which effected 10.5 and did not effect 10.6 ..
the list of 224 Open bugs were the build u r presently using and only the Ubuntu specific .... all for free... since your time is obviously worthless.
I only sent u the list that Ubuntu tracks that are Ubuntu specific ... not any of the others from Open Source projects they adopt.
 
Yet Ubuntu runs great in spite of that!....:cool:

Performance suffers NOT one bit.