Thanks for your response. You're probably right about nobody except zealots quitting due to OS use. I've seen a couple of people throw shit-fits about having to

Thanks for your response. You're probably right about nobody except zealots quitting due to OS use. I've seen a couple of people throw shit-fits about having to use a Mac, and they've always been programmers. If there's a key piece of software that is tied to one OS, the worker is understandably tied to that OS, in my XP-only organization, we've got 6 mac users using FCP. However, the big issue with this is the reduction in worker autonomy. It's fine to have a baseline situation, but no flexibility (which you seem to provide to your clients) create a hellish situation for technical users who understand their system. Maybe that's the big thing to look for in a job moving forward: tool choice and autonomy.