Where's my boy?

OK,what's going on? Johnny has gone missing.

Speak before I get angry.

He's gone unfortunately Bonce.

karlypants wrote:He's gone unfortunately Bonce.

WHAT!

Did he give no explanation? Or has he finally got pissed off with the goings on around here?

Johnny made my time on here such a blast.

He posted without malice,without an agenda,and with a sense fun that never failed to tickle me up.

We all need to take a good look at ourselves.

boltonbonce wrote:

karlypants wrote:He's gone unfortunately Bonce.

Did he give no explanation? Or has he finally got pissed off with the goings on around here?

Pretty much got fed up with it all and the fun has definitely worn off for him here which isn't a surprise TBH.

On a positive note Nuts will be around for another 3 years!

finlaymcdanger wrote:On a positive note Nuts will be around for another 3 years!

Not sure the rest of us will.

Don't worry Boncey I'm looking over you.

Been upgrading my iMAC today to High Sierra, it's taken 7 hours altogether.

I thought it would never end.

Cajunboy wrote:Been upgrading my Imac today to High Sierra, it's taken 7 hours altogether.

Bloody hell! Mine took half an hour.

Just a thought why don't Bread and all his admirers start their own forum and see how that goes.

Angry Dad wrote:Just a thought why don't Bread and all his admirers start their own forum and see how that goes.

This is about Johnny bailing. Not Breadman.

Cajunboy wrote:Been upgrading my iMAC today to High Sierra, it's taken 7 hours altogether.

I thought it would never end.

I upgraded to El Capitan last week (as I was told I had to do it first before going on to High Sierra). I didn't want to do it as I was happy with my 2009 Snow Leopard system but some of the less common functionality stopped working so was advised to upgrade the OS. It took three hours to download but double that to sort out all my apps and Logic files which needed to convert format. I still haven't converted some of the stuff I wrote a few years back. Consequently I'm a bit reticent about going for High Sierra now.
Are the file formats the same?
Do any of the apps need to upgrade at the same time? 
Are any of the app upgrades chargeable?
Is there a specific reason for wanting to upgrade to HS?
Any advice that would inform me on the decision to upgrade now or wait until stuff starts failing again greatly appreciated.


BTW where is Johnny? Didn't really have him down as a snowflake. Hope he's well.

wanderlust wrote:

Cajunboy wrote:Been upgrading my iMAC today to High Sierra, it's taken 7 hours altogether.

I thought it would never end.

I upgraded to El Capitan last week (as I was told I had to do it first before going on to High Sierra). I didn't want to do it as I was happy with my 2009 Snow Leopard system but some of the less common functionality stopped working so was advised to upgrade the OS. It took three hours to download but double that to sort out all my apps and Logic files which needed to convert format. I still haven't converted some of the stuff I wrote a few years back. Consequently I'm a bit reticent about going for High Sierra now.
Are the file formats the same?
Do any of the apps need to upgrade at the same time? 
Are any of the app upgrades chargeable?
Is there a specific reason for wanting to upgrade to HS?
Any advice that would inform me on the decision to upgrade now or wait until stuff starts failing again greatly appreciated.


BTW where is Johnny? Didn't really have him down as a snowflake. Hope he's well.

I've got three Macs. An iMac desktop,a macbook air,and a macbook pro,and as soon as I see an update,I'm in.
As far as I'm concerned,a a fully updated computer,is a secure computer.
A Mac,of course,is a lot safer than a Windows machine,but you can't be too careful.
If I were you Lusty,I'd upgrade as soon as possible,however long it takes. When it's done,it'll offer you a tour of what's new.
As for Johnny,I'm told he simply got fed up with the back biting. I'm missing him already. Unless he comes back,the place won't seem the same.
Still,plenty of fake accounts taking up the slack.

boltonbonce wrote:

wanderlust wrote:

Cajunboy wrote:Been upgrading my iMAC today to High Sierra, it's taken 7 hours altogether.

I thought it would never end.

I upgraded to El Capitan last week (as I was told I had to do it first before going on to High Sierra). I didn't want to do it as I was happy with my 2009 Snow Leopard system but some of the less common functionality stopped working so was advised to upgrade the OS. It took three hours to download but double that to sort out all my apps and Logic files which needed to convert format. I still haven't converted some of the stuff I wrote a few years back. Consequently I'm a bit reticent about going for High Sierra now.
Are the file formats the same?
Do any of the apps need to upgrade at the same time? 
Are any of the app upgrades chargeable?
Is there a specific reason for wanting to upgrade to HS?
Any advice that would inform me on the decision to upgrade now or wait until stuff starts failing again greatly appreciated.


BTW where is Johnny? Didn't really have him down as a snowflake. Hope he's well.

I've got three Macs. An iMac desktop,a macbook air,and a macbook pro,and as soon as I see an update,I'm in.
As far as I'm concerned,a a fully updated computer,is a secure computer.
A Mac,of course,is a lot safer than a Windows machine,but you can't be too careful.
If I were you Lusty,I'd upgrade as soon as possible,however long it takes. When it's done,it'll offer you a tour of what's new.
As for Johnny,I'm told he simply got fed up with the back biting. I'm missing him already. Unless he comes back,the place won't seem the same.
Still,plenty of fake accounts taking up the slack.

Cheers amigo - although it is a bit of a pain in the bottom.

I bought my current iMac about 3 years ago, it came with Yosemite.

I've upgraded each time one has become available. I really dread doing upgrades as I always expect something horrible happening.

Good luck when you do your upgrade Lusty.

I'm friends with Johnny on facebook, he has left. He said he was fed up with all the aggro and felt it wasn't fun anymore. I hope he doesn't mind me saying what he said but he felt Sluffy was taking too much stick and it just wasn't funny anymore.
I hope he comes back at some stage once he's had a bit of a break.

It’s a football forum, a break lol

it'll be time for one of your enforced breaks before long i reckon Scott