Bell Tree Puppet Theater

[NikoKing]

Epic comics man, keep them coming ;D .

 

[Bogmire]

I didn't get it.

You'd have to go to a number of places to really get it. Namely ED and /g/

 

[Hiro]

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[Thunder]

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...Err.

:U

 

[Bogmire]

I really don't think Tye cares about MS Paint.

 

[Tyeforce]

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GIMP > MS Paint

What do you think I used to make the comics I posted, anyway?

 

[Pear]

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GIMP > MS Paint

What do you think I used to make the comics I posted, anyway?

I'm definitely not agreeing on the Mac vs. PC debate, but yes, GIMP does absolutely destroy MS paint any day.

 

[Bogmire]

Paint.NET is better. But personally I just draw in MS Paint and do the other half of it in Paint.NET

 

[Pear]

Paint.NET is better. But personally I just draw in MS Paint and do the other half of it in Paint.NET

Than GIMP or Paint?

 

[Bogmire]

Paint.NET is better. But personally I just draw in MS Paint and do the other half of it in Paint.NET

Than GIMP or Paint?

Paint.NET is faster than GIMP and has a more friendly environment IMO.

 

[Pear]

Paint.NET is better. But personally I just draw in MS Paint and do the other half of it in Paint.NET

Than GIMP or Paint?

Paint.NET is faster than GIMP and has a more friendly environment IMO.

It's better for spriting imo, (Less hoops to jump through) but lacks the more advanced features of GIMP.

 

[The Sign Painter]

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We have Appleworks.
It does painting, word processing, and more!

 

[Bogmire]

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We have Appleworks.
It does painting, word processing, and more!

But you know what it doesn't have?

<big>GAEMS</big>

 

[Shadow Jolteon]

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We have Appleworks.
It does painting, word processing, and more!

Whoa, someone still has AppleWorks? ._., That was discontinued around three years ago for the much more advanced iWork suite. XD It's probably one of the longest lasting office application suites. I'm pretty sure it was developed for Windows, as well...

Only thing I think iWork is missing from AppleWorks is a graphics editing application. There's a ton of free ones for OS X that are pretty cool, though.

@Bogmire - You know that's not true, so why keep posting it? In fact, before the hostile takeover of Bungie by Microsoft, it developed mainly for Mac. Guess Microsoft wanted Halo, which was going to be on the Mac, for themselves only, so they bought out the company, sucked the Halo out of it, and then released it from it's grasp.

Once again, here's that ] you probably didn't read, because you seem to have a case of Macophobia, the irrational fear that it actually can do whatever Windows can.

 

[AndyB]

@Bogmire - You know that's not true, so why keep posting it? In fact, before the hostile takeover of Bungie by Microsoft, it developed mainly for Mac. Guess Microsoft wanted Halo, which was going to be on the Mac, for themselves only, so they bought out the company, sucked the Halo out of it, and then released it from it's grasp.

Once again, here's that ] you probably didn't read, because you seem to have a case of Macophobia, the irrational fear that it actually can do whatever Windows can.

Stop being such a *censored.3.0*ing party pooper

 

[Bogmire]

@Bogmire - You know that's not true, so why keep posting it? In fact, before the hostile takeover of Bungie by Microsoft, it developed mainly for Mac. Guess Microsoft wanted Halo, which was going to be on the Mac, for themselves only, so they bought out the company, sucked the Halo out of it, and then released it from it's grasp.

Once again, here's that ] you probably didn't read, because you seem to have a case of Macophobia, the irrational fear that it actually can do whatever Windows can.

Can it install on a normal computer without going through a maze of hacking and have Apple busting down your door and throwing grenades at you?

 

[Mr. L]

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We have Appleworks.
It does painting, word processing, and more!

Whoa, someone still has AppleWorks? ._., That was discontinued around three years ago for the much more advanced iWork suite. XD It's probably one of the longest lasting office application suites. I'm pretty sure it was developed for Windows, as well...

Only thing I think iWork is missing from AppleWorks is a graphics editing application. There's a ton of free ones for OS X that are pretty cool, though.

@Bogmire - You know that's not true, so why keep posting it? In fact, before the hostile takeover of Bungie by Microsoft, it developed mainly for Mac. Guess Microsoft wanted Halo, which was going to be on the Mac, for themselves only, so they bought out the company, sucked the Halo out of it, and then released it from it's grasp.

Once again, here's that ] you probably didn't read, because you seem to have a case of Macophobia, the irrational fear that it actually can do whatever Windows can.

Microsoft>Mac End of disscusion.

 

[Shadow Jolteon]

Can it install on a normal computer without going through a maze of hacking and have Apple busting down your door and throwing grenades at you?

Yup, it's actually pretty easy on an Intel-based system, as long as you don't have an unusual hardware setup (such as with some Dell computers, and many low-end manufacturers' hardware, where they cut a lot of corners). Though, it's technically illegal, there's not a way for them to know you've done it. You don't get the same hardware quality, but you can use the OS at least.

There was actually a company sued by Apple recently for shipping computers with OS X preinstalled. =p

Edit: Oh, yeah, forgot that two big requirements for installing OS X are a DVD drive (to install it) and a FireWire port. Both are pretty standard nowadays, though.

 

[Tyeforce]

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We have Appleworks.
It does painting, word processing, and more!

Whoa, someone still has AppleWorks? ._., That was discontinued around three years ago for the much more advanced iWork suite. XD It's probably one of the longest lasting office application suites. I'm pretty sure it was developed for Windows, as well...

Only thing I think iWork is missing from AppleWorks is a graphics editing application. There's a ton of free ones for OS X that are pretty cool, though.

@Bogmire - You know that's not true, so why keep posting it? In fact, before the hostile takeover of Bungie by Microsoft, it developed mainly for Mac. Guess Microsoft wanted Halo, which was going to be on the Mac, for themselves only, so they bought out the company, sucked the Halo out of it, and then released it from it's grasp.

Once again, here's that ] you probably didn't read, because you seem to have a case of Macophobia, the irrational fear that it actually can do whatever Windows can.

Microsoft>Mac End of disscusion.

I love the amount of supporting facts in your post! <small>/sarcasm</small>

 

[Bogmire]

Can it install on a normal computer without going through a maze of hacking and have Apple busting down your door and throwing grenades at you?

Yup, it's actually pretty easy on an Intel-based system, as long as you don't have an unusual hardware setup (such as with some Dell computers, and many low-end manufacturers' hardware, where they cut a lot of corners). Though, it's technically illegal, there's not a way for them to know you've done it. You don't get the same hardware quality, but you can use the OS at least.

There was actually a company sued by Apple recently for shipping computers with OS X preinstalled. =p

I thought so.

Also OS X is basically closed-source Linux with shiny graphics. No point in using OS X whatsoever.