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perhaps macports is better, but AAPL will f* you over with time, after the honeymoon. And this applies to OSX updates too, even if you fork over the money

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4433082

back to linux. (it has ruby too.)




The App Store is where you send your not-so-sophisticated computer relative to. In theory, applications there, are less likely to hose your operating system.

In practice - lots of stuff that you have to get off of the App Store such as LittleSnitch, Arq, SuperDuper, QuickSilver, Carbon Copy Cloner - basically, anything that needs to plumb into the internals of the OS, or break outside the sandbox, will have to be purchased from a third party - and run the (greater) risk, of course, of doing damage to your OS.




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