| ...but doesn't Unix and its ilk also have a "proper" way to restart, involving some silly command line, and an "improper way" which seems to resemble Microsoft's own improper way, wherein a power/reset button is pushed or a power cord is pulled? Won't you get roughly the same possible corruption of files from an improper reboot in Unix and friends as in Windows? What, then, is the difference between Start, Shutdown, OK and...what is it? 'shutdown -r now' or somesuch? There's not one. So I'm a little curious as to what your precise complain is, here. I know you're another mindless Microsoft basher, but I just can't quite grasp what you're on about. A little help? Thanks. |
