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<blockquote data-quote="tandaina" data-source="post: 350772" data-attributes="member: 28426">My MB is here.&nbsp; <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> I got a bit upgraded version.&nbsp; 2.0 processor, 1G ram, etc.&nbsp; The Linux switchers guide has really made things easier. There are some things to get used to.&nbsp; Like the menu for an app being at the top of the entire screen instead of connected to the window (not sure I really LIKE that but I'll adjust).Got a few apps downloaded to try and getting settings changed how I like.One thing I've done that I'm not sure if its &quot;bad practice&quot;:To make it easier to find apps I put the Applications folder down on the dock.&nbsp; Cool, but the list was really long an hard to deal with.&nbsp; So I went through the folder and added organizing folders, moved all the apps into folders like &quot;Internet Apps&quot;, &quot;Office Tools&quot;, &quot;Photo Editing&quot;, etc.&nbsp; This makes sense to me from a PC standpoint. Not sure if I'm doing osmeting I&quot;ll regret later with the Mac.&nbsp; (Props to Mac all of my dock shortcuts still know where to find their applications after the move.&nbsp; That surprised me!)Just have one problem with iTunes, posted a question over on that part of the forum about it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tandaina, post: 350772, member: 28426"] My MB is here. :) I got a bit upgraded version. 2.0 processor, 1G ram, etc. The Linux switchers guide has really made things easier. There are some things to get used to. Like the menu for an app being at the top of the entire screen instead of connected to the window (not sure I really LIKE that but I'll adjust). Got a few apps downloaded to try and getting settings changed how I like. One thing I've done that I'm not sure if its "bad practice": To make it easier to find apps I put the Applications folder down on the dock. Cool, but the list was really long an hard to deal with. So I went through the folder and added organizing folders, moved all the apps into folders like "Internet Apps", "Office Tools", "Photo Editing", etc. This makes sense to me from a PC standpoint. Not sure if I'm doing osmeting I"ll regret later with the Mac. (Props to Mac all of my dock shortcuts still know where to find their applications after the move. That surprised me!) Just have one problem with iTunes, posted a question over on that part of the forum about it. [/QUOTE]

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