From: Jon Glass (jonglass_at_usa.net)
Date: Fri Jan 09 2004 - 07:33:25 PST
on 1/9/04 3:01 AM, Rick Ludwig at bensisko_at_mac.com wrote:
> 2) iPhoto and iMovie are no longer free??? Steve, you are just trying
> to squeeze $$ out of loyal Apple fans' pockets. Yes Garage Band is
> great, but I kinda thought this is why I'm shelling out $100 a year for
> .Mac. What's next? Quicktime for $15 and Quicktime Pro for $49?
I agree with this point. What is Apple thinking? Is this how they reward us
faithful users? I have discovered Kodak's EasyShare program. No, it's not
just like iPhoto, but it seems to do the job ok. And better, it doesn't
create copies of your photos in its own folder, keeping them where you put
them. Who needs iPhoto? :-) (In contrast to Apple forcing me to pay for
"GarageBand"--pretty lame--and iDVD, neither of which I will ever use...)
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