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I too have been a Apple user since the early eighties and recently been wondering if we might be seeing "peak Mac". I switched to Windows back in the early '90
by Quequau 11y ago
I too have been a Apple user since the early eighties and recently been wondering if we might be seeing "peak Mac".
I switched to Windows back in the early '90s and basically hated life until OS X and the switch to x86 provided the incentives for me to switch back.
I'm using a 2008 MacPro, I'm planning on upgrading in the next 12 months, and the current MacPro models don't really fit my needs as well as the pricing would demand.
Now I'm leaning towards a Linux workstation but none of the software I have licenses for and need runs on Linux... and there is no Wine like project for running Mac apps on Linux.
- emsy 11y agoI've switched to a Mac 3 years ago. After about 1.5 years I said to people who were curious about my experience with it: "When I started the Mac was great but it seems like I switched at the worst possible point because the experience gets worse with every update". Which is basically saying I switched when Mac peaked. I for one have lost hope that I'll be able to switch to Linux for my everyday work, simply because most crucial apps in my workflow just run on proprietary systems.