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Paul asks:
> Is this a trend? Buy an entire computer for a single purpose such as
> video editing, another computer for office use, and another for
> technical exploration?
My original intention when buying my Powerbook last August was to have a
portable video editing solution. I had my general use Linux computer,
my Windows machine for Quickbooks, my firewall, my file server, and a
couple of hundred "toy" computers.
The Powerbook ended up becoming my primary use computer, displacing the
Linux machine I had been using.
I still goof with my toy boxes, do almost nothing with my Linux box, but
that little video editing appliance I bought ended up being a better
general use machine than my general use machine was.
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