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Originally Posted by montsnmags
Hey, no doing that! You know my short-term memory's shot, so I had strong suspicions I had written that. 
And now I want pasta. (By coincidence, just a couple of hours ago I bought the flour to make pasta, which I will be doing some time during the week). |
Consider it revenge for your post instilling in me a craving for spaghetti or taglietelle with pesto with added garlic (why you would be to blame for me initially misreading your post is another debate altogether
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The Gimp...which I suspect you've already given a burl, so I merely raise it for your response. Myself, I mostly work with my photos in Apple Aperture, and if I need to take one further than Aperture or its plugins can provide, I take it to The Gimp. I wish I could afford Photoshop CS ("Costs Shitloads"), or, rather, see the worth in it (<---subjective opinion here: that is, worth it to me). I'm considering Elements again, though from what little I have seen it looked like, instead of enhancing it, they were dumbing it down.
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I've never been able to convince myself PSCS is worth it to me. There are times that I'd like it, but I know I'd never use most of what's there anyway. I do like Adobe Lightroom, though (it's a photo processing workflow software like Aperture - I think Lightroom came out first, though.) - started playing with it when it was still in beta and got hooked
I occasionally use Elements - version 4! Never had reason to upgrade...
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That's why I'm considering turning my lappie into a Hackintosh - because I know it works with my model. I'll still probably go with Ubuntu though, or/and one of the "instant on" OS's, depending on how they look. Actually, I think I can try Presto now in beta form...might go have a look...
Cheers,
Marc
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So what you also need is a collection of OSes you can boot from memory key, and of course enough memory keys for all of them...
Having just had a look I'm tempted to try Presto on my laptop (I'm
trying to get over my addiction to trying every OS I come across - this isn't helping!) - OK, it's actually a work laptop, but... *shrugs*
