Disregard the discount for OD users, you mentioned a 25% discount in the actual Object Dock Plus thread. So the $15 IS for an OD subscriber. I should read before I open my mouth.
Hmmm, maybe marketing suicide but feature creep seems to be another flavor of that beast. I personally think $15 is a pittance, but it would be nice to see a small discount for OD users. I think that would eliminate the nineteen plan option, you know? Get 10% or something off of new releases. Maybe $5 for OD subscribers, $2.50 for Wincustomize subscribers. If you are using a decent ecommerce backend, you should be able to add in something like that even if initially you had to cue
This article has actually been around for quite some time, so I am surprised it is "news." One thing to realize is that Tog is part of NN/g -- check out useit.com and you will see that the firm concentrates on usability at the expense of almost all else. Soooo, this article was written in the same vein. Inflammatory, interesting and ultimately just fodder for people to sound off on.
How does this compare to Ethereal?
jtfolden -- I agree. We have three main workstations -- one of them is still OS9, and the other two were just updated. Maybe it should have been called something other than 10.2. The changes on my machine are worth about a half-hour (or more) of productivity a day from the interface speed increases alone. It will pay for itself next week.
Carlitus -- I agree that font management is broken, and has sort of been fixed in Jaguar (to the point that they Apple has put a tool in to manage all of the font folders.) I don't have a Mac at home, and there are two reasons: 1) I upgrade my machine about once every 18 months for around $450-600 dollars (I have a friend who does so with his iMacs -- $1200-1800 every 18 months, although last time he actually just bought a ZIF accelerator for his iMac.) 2) I have all of the apps I use at work
I'll throw in my two cents. I work in OSX 10.1.5 all day as a graphic designer. An intern just installed Jaguar on his system. Comparatively, Jaguar is a GREAT upgrade. I love OSX, and find it useful. Maybe not as high and mighty as WebmasterMac, though. I use Windows 2000 in my home setup for 3D animation, and I enjoy it, too. What's my favorite? 2000 with Geoshell and OSX with MaxMenus. Both tweaked all to heck, which is the point of this site, isn't it? I like them both. Sue me. <
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