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<blockquote data-quote="kris182" data-source="post: 353857" data-attributes="member: 27450">Hi guys,i finally got my iMac the other day (20&quot;). Been so busy setting the thing up that this is my first post on here on a Mac. OS X is fantastic. It's almost too simple as I found out when trying to install Toast. Surely you should need 800 installation screens. Just moving the file to Applications folder is just ridiculous haha <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" />I've installed both bootcamp and Parrallels and both were so easy to do and my games in XP actually run faster than on my PC (which had a 512mb Gefore 7).The features on it are so cool. The way Front Row photos all move and zoom in/out around the screen while you set music to it. It looks like something a pro has done for TV or something.I actually turned my PC back on to write down all the programs I would need to find Mac equivalents for but then I realised pretty much everything is in OS X anyway. Only third party programs I have got are Office 2004, Toast and Mac the Ripper.Oh, and for anyone who hasn't got it I recommend the Gimmie Some Tunes widget for iTunes which auto imports and saves album art from Amazon.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kris182, post: 353857, member: 27450"] Hi guys, i finally got my iMac the other day (20"). Been so busy setting the thing up that this is my first post on here on a Mac. OS X is fantastic. It's almost too simple as I found out when trying to install Toast. Surely you should need 800 installation screens. Just moving the file to Applications folder is just ridiculous haha ;) I've installed both bootcamp and Parrallels and both were so easy to do and my games in XP actually run faster than on my PC (which had a 512mb Gefore 7). The features on it are so cool. The way Front Row photos all move and zoom in/out around the screen while you set music to it. It looks like something a pro has done for TV or something. I actually turned my PC back on to write down all the programs I would need to find Mac equivalents for but then I realised pretty much everything is in OS X anyway. Only third party programs I have got are Office 2004, Toast and Mac the Ripper. Oh, and for anyone who hasn't got it I recommend the Gimmie Some Tunes widget for iTunes which auto imports and saves album art from Amazon. [/QUOTE]

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