I prefer Ubunutu/Debian, but I just take it as a fact of life that I
have to dual boot into Windows just to run iTunes. I know there are
Linux versions, but they don't integrate as well with my iPod. :(
Note that these days you can create virtual machines, so the other OS
only exists as a file on your computer in the host operating system.
However USB support is not that great if you need it.
Andy
az_pistolero wrote:
> It's been years since I researched this topic, being I've had access
> to a Windows box for a while.
>
> That will change soon, and I'm losing access to GSAK. What's a person
> to do if there are no Microsoft Windows, just a covey of Mac OS 10
> boxes, in one's home?
>
> How do I manage my GPX files and cache notes?
>
> I'm a very long time user of MacGPS Pro -- since I bought my first GPS
> II Plus, and it can handle some basics like displaying GPX files and
> uploading / downloading to my GPS units, but it doesn't handle
> filters, etc.
>
>
> Ideas? (Besides buying yet another Operating System for my
> computer?) I don't want to buy a Windows OS, given I'm just
> extracting myself from that world.
>
> Jon
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