Re: native OS X bootable images

[Harry Binswanger hb@xxxxxxxx]

> > I ran into trouble with Time
> > Machine: it claimed I had backups that didn't actually exist. Very
> > painful lesson.
>
> The fact that Time Machine has been lousy since its inception is just one
> more proof that Apple's contempt for its customers' data is absolute. I
> love Macs, but . . . there really is a deep and longstanding problem
> here.

Yes, both Win and Mac have their amazing problems. Amazing because you
can't understand why they remain in place year after year. My two pet
peeves on windows are: 1. the difficulty (near impossibility) of making a
bootable clone on an external USB drive (which Mac does easily) 2. the
occasions in installing a program when it asks *you* to locate a file
rather than search for it itself, which has been going on since Windows
95.