<strong>See this I just don't understand. What else is there? You mean it's pretty?
This is like saying that your car doesn't get good gas mileage, handles unresponsively (and can't even go down certain roads at all), oh, but the radio works great and the paint job is brilliant!
I admit I haven't used Omniweb</strong><hr></blockquote>
It's also like saying my Mac is less than half a gigahertz and does not have access to Windows software, but I like using it anyway.
Chimera is just that -- a beast with several different parts that don't fit together very well. Drag an image from Chimera onto the desktop. What happens? Select a chunk of text and drag it. What happens? Type text into a password field. What happens? All of these elicit behavior that are not only not standard on the Mac, but would happen to be crappy on any platform (ok, the password thing is not necessarily crappy, per se). Chimera is fast, but it's not *done*. Little things count too. Otherwise everyone would have been satisfied with 10.1.
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<strong>See this I just don't understand. What else is there? You mean it's pretty?
This is like saying that your car doesn't get good gas mileage, handles unresponsively (and can't even go down certain roads at all), oh, but the radio works great and the paint job is brilliant!
I admit I haven't used Omniweb</strong><hr></blockquote>
It's also like saying my Mac is less than half a gigahertz and does not have access to Windows software, but I like using it anyway.
Chimera is just that -- a beast with several different parts that don't fit together very well. Drag an image from Chimera onto the desktop. What happens? Select a chunk of text and drag it. What happens? Type text into a password field. What happens? All of these elicit behavior that are not only not standard on the Mac, but would happen to be crappy on any platform (ok, the password thing is not necessarily crappy, per se). Chimera is fast, but it's not *done*. Little things count too. Otherwise everyone would have been satisfied with 10.1.