OK, this guy obviously went into this experience not wanting to like the mac. First of all, installation is a no-brainer. Once you click a link for an app, Saf

OK, this guy obviously went into this experience not wanting to like the mac. First of all, installation is a no-brainer. Once you click a link for an app, Safari downloads and automounts the dmg, leaving you with the simple task of dragging it into the application folder. How is dragging a new application into a folder called "Applications" counterintuitive? Second, I've used many macs and I've never had a single problem with the dual-screen setup. This issue was something environmental in your case, I believe.