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> It's simply an inferior product with fewer advantages. As someone who splits their time fairly evenly between OS X, Windows, and Linux (and a little BSD for
by ZoFreX 16y ago
> It's simply an inferior product with fewer advantages.
As someone who splits their time fairly evenly between OS X, Windows, and Linux (and a little BSD for funsies), I cannot disagree with this statement more. They all suck. Every OS has crippling flaws that would drive me away if it weren't for the fact that they all have flaws, and they all have advantages, and none is inferior or superior overall.
Also: quit worrying about what people think of you for your choice of hardware/software. Worrying that people will think your purchases are trend-driven and so considering options that are less than optimal for you personally is every bit as bad as being a fanboy, it's the exact same fallacies at play.
- aridiculous 16y ago1) I agree with what you're saying about them all having flaws. But I merely said Windows machines are inferior. I never said Mac machines are absolutely ideal. 2) The worrying about what people think part was said sort of tongue in cheek. Hyperbole to demonstrate a point ;) I'm not about to actually make decisions based off of this observation.