"Everybody serious about doing software should make their own hardware." Steve Jobs That might no longer be true as PPC died, but anybody serious about doing s

"Everybody serious about doing software should make their own hardware." Steve Jobs That might no longer be true as PPC died, but anybody serious about doing software should experiment Mac OS and the application ecosystem around it. What surprised me the most was the fit between the Apple market and some applications that have no equivalent in Windows/Unix. For me Scrivener was a dream I had. There's a lot to be said, and it's really interesting to compare the platforms, but not in reply to a post of a smart guy who finds counterintuitive to install in Mac OS. Hey Matt you don't have to live with applications that have 20+ buttons in the first 2 rows of the interface. And I also think u can keep the controversy tone of your posts without being dumb. You were in a great path.