Re: best OS for using gnustep on tiBook?

[Richard Frith-Macdonald]

On Friday, August 30, 2002, at 08:16 PM, David Wetzel wrote:

> Laptops are a bit different. I would stress design more than on a 
> server. Try if the fan is quiet. With a PC you can run *BSD, Linux, win 
> and other fancy options. On a Mac, you get cool design, higher prices 
> and slower processors.
> If you want MacOS, buy a mac. If you want something else, save the 
> money for your next machine.

Depends what you want it for ... I have a powerbook because I can run it 
for 10 hours off
batteries (well, 7 hours if I'm using the processor intensively) which 
copes with the long
journeys I take every few weeks.  Not having to carry several extra 
batteries around is
worth a lot to me.