cs4w+@andrew.cmu.edu (Charles William Swiger) (11/03/90)
>Group #1: Professional computer users who use >workstations regularly. They like their GS (or don't >like it) at home, but don't expect workstation >performance out of it. Would like to definitely >use what powers the GS has to its full potential, and >wish there was more software for it. A new //gs from >Apple seems pointless since it would create more >incompatibilites. Group #2: College students. They >see what the Mac and the Amiga and ______ could do, >and say "Hey, I'd like my //gs to do that too!" And >they think anything their computer isn't currently >doing needs to be fixed since being on the cutting >edge is important. <grin> Just two mutually exclusive groups, eh? I'm a college student who's been a "professional" computer user (as in being paid to do things with computers). I use workstations (DEC 3100's running Unix) regularly. While I don't expect that my //gs will show comparable performance to the DEC, I want it to be as powerful as possible.... So much for categories :-) -- Charles William Swiger cs4w+@andrew.cmu.edu