[ Thanks to Linux User &
Developer magazine for this link. ]
“For Mackenzie, one of the most striking issues was the apparent
inability to access his work and social schedule.“It seems an important aspects of his OS X experience is the
system-wide integration of Apple?s iCal, and its ability to quickly
sync, mirror and share his schedule across more than 38 other
iProducts that could be concealed about his person at any one
time.“‘I feel connected to my schedule. Even on a new device I can
get to my calendar quickly ? I just connect, subscribe and Whoomp!
There it is,’ he enthused.“In cutting contrast it seems Ubuntu 12.04 has a rather short
sighted view of forward planning.”
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