:upset::werd: Talk on, brother WiLL. Talk on!

 

I'm with your LT. Can't stand the interface. Leaves me feeling like AOL, the computer had something it wanted me to do and I just watched. In the end, it accomplished nothing.

It'll all be better when apple isn't around.

 

Typical argument.. and keep dreaming there... :a:

 

Unfortunatly mac zealots are typically thickheaded and assume everything they do is right, so we (meaning the rest of the world) have to repeat ourselves quite often to these lower forms of computer users.

 

Obviously you never used the Terminal in OS X, or in fact any real application for OS X (Just pour through the Utilities folder sometime. Some impressive tools they have in there).


At my school, it was always the Apple's being used and the PCs being neglected. The Apple's were always more stable and more smooth in their use for most everyone I know. Hell, after working on PCs all day, coming home to a mac is a relief in stability and well-thought design. It's no wonder that only one person in my entire tech support department has a Windows machine at home (the rest are split between Mac OS X and Free BSD)

 

I have used it. I hope it dies in a firey death from which it will never return.

 

Mac is teh suxor

 

Every time I get a new computer, which admittedly is not very often, I think "this will be the time I go for a Mac," but something always draws me back to the PC side of things. That thing is freely available pirated software. I know Mac is more stable and stuff, but I actually do prefer the Windows taskbar to the OS X dock. Even though Macs are more stable, when running a bunch of programs they do make the screen more cluttered. Rather than a sort of free-form distribution of stuff I prefer the structure of the Windows approach to the more free form Mac style.

 

My XP machine at home hasn't crashed or locked up in months and I never turn it off.

 

nor has mine, well except for this damn network card

my system runs flawlessly <knocks on wood>