> iPlayer coming to Macs... but no word on Linux
>
> ,----[ Quote ]
>| Highlighting the marginal Linux audience is a risky move for Thomson, after
>| his director of future media and technology, Ashley Highfield, got himself
>| into hot water with open-source advocates last year by declaring the BBC
>| website had only 400-600 Linux users every week.

>
> http://www.osnews.com/story.php/14577/Why-I-Will-Probably-Never-Buy-Another-Mac/.../

>

>I exported all my bookmarks away from Safari today and removed the alias
> to the app from DragThing. Why?
>
>
> Instability. Safari has always been a precarious endavour when you're
> having many windows and tabs open (which I'm notorious for), but ever
> since Safari 2, and especially since 3.0.x, Safari has had one, very
> major bug in regards to stability:
>
> Namely that it randomly crashes whenever you close any window or tab.
>
> It has happened so much for me now that I cannot tolerate it anymore.
> Every time it happens, I have to go back in browser history to dig up
> the pages I had loaded, and that means anywhere from 5 to 60 minutes of
> work to browse though the page history, on top of the annoyance of being
> disrupted in your work.
>
> No, it is not explicitly reproducible - it happens on pages spanning ...

> I exported all my bookmarks away from Safari today and removed the alias
> to the app from DragThing. Why?
>
>
> Instability. Safari has always been a precarious endavour when you're
> having many windows and tabs open (which I'm notorious for), but ever
> since Safari 2, and especially since 3.0.x, Safari has had one, very
> major bug in regards to stability:
>
> Namely that it randomly crashes whenever you close any window or tab.

>

> I exported all my bookmarks away from Safari today and removed the alias
> to the app from DragThing. Why?
>
>
> Instability. Safari has always been a precarious endavour when you're
> having many...