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Low End Mac is pleased to welcome back , a journalist who lives in Montréal. He discovered the Mac in 1994, and his work on a PC reminds him every day why he embraced Apple's platform. Munger also wrote iBasics and has authored some Mac Daniel columns.

Michel Munger in Prague,
Sept. 2005

You can learn more about him on his personal website.

Thunderbird 2.0: A simple, powerful, free email client, 2007.04.25. Mozilla Thunderbird doesn't suffer from feature bloat like most commercial email programs. It puts the focus on doing what you need efficiently.
A decade of progress, 2007.04.09. 10 years ago, Windows 95 was a mess, System 7.5 was becoming unstable, and Apple's future was in doubt. Today OS X is rock solid, Vista has learned from Apple, and Apple is a runaway success.
Once a leader, Apple now follows the pack, 2005.06.20. For over a decade, Apple has been following the lead of the PC industry in hardware and software.
No need to worry about Apple's switch to Intel, 2005.06.20. "Switching the Macintosh platform to the x86 processor architecture is not a panacea, but Apple's adoption of Intel processors should not be a major source of headaches."

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