Oh come on! You pick the right tool for the right job. There are many of us who, no matter how much we value our Macs as desktop machines, find that Unix has a valuable role in our armoury of tools. I defend your right to disagree with that, but not to so publicly put down other, invaluable members of the Mac(Perl) development community, for their particular preferences. And finally, if it wasn't for Unix, there wouldn't be Perl. Where does that fit into your philosophy? Lindsay > Mac OS will never, ever, be like unix. Unlike a clamorous Wall; Jobs has > a working brain. When one day Mac OS is unix-like, then I'll take > an axe and chop my head in two. > > I just want to make a few things clear to those who are intimidated by unix, > and those kids out there who are being railed onto the unix (Linux) dope: > unix is a fantastic pile of patches and viruses that results from > decades of brainless hacks by slouches and imbecilic system admins. > You can always tell a unix weenie by their sloppiness, greediness, > laziness, silliness, and superciliousness. To those unix zombies: If > you must unix, go with POSIX, GNU (HURD), (all right, maybe Linux too). ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch