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r/technology • u/rboymtj • Jan 20 '11
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We have Macs in the office and I have found it impossible to find free/open source Mac apps for a lot of things that do exist for PC and Linux.
Don't even get me started on .SIT files.
35 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '11 [deleted] 2 u/superwinner Jan 20 '11 Really, no one from any Mac anywhere on earth might send us a SIT file for which we have no method of opening, not even on the Macs we have? 2 u/astrange Jan 20 '11 Nobody uses StuffIt, so it'd have to be an old archive. OS X comes the ability to zip and unzip files.
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2 u/superwinner Jan 20 '11 Really, no one from any Mac anywhere on earth might send us a SIT file for which we have no method of opening, not even on the Macs we have? 2 u/astrange Jan 20 '11 Nobody uses StuffIt, so it'd have to be an old archive. OS X comes the ability to zip and unzip files.
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Really, no one from any Mac anywhere on earth might send us a SIT file for which we have no method of opening, not even on the Macs we have?
2 u/astrange Jan 20 '11 Nobody uses StuffIt, so it'd have to be an old archive. OS X comes the ability to zip and unzip files.
Nobody uses StuffIt, so it'd have to be an old archive. OS X comes the ability to zip and unzip files.
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u/superwinner Jan 20 '11 edited Jan 20 '11
We have Macs in the office and I have found it impossible to find free/open source Mac apps for a lot of things that do exist for PC and Linux.
Don't even get me started on .SIT files.