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I've been hearing this for a couple years, and I even had some people mistakenly telling me they don't get a MacBook because they think it only runs Apple-appro
by glassx 15y ago
I've been hearing this for a couple years, and I even had some people mistakenly telling me they don't get a MacBook because they think it only runs Apple-approved software.
I don't really think it's gonna happen. "It runs Windows" is a major selling point for a lot of people I know.
But I'll be the first to jump ship if this ever happens.
- hackoder 15y agoIts just a guess based on how things are moving. Won't be the first time I've been wrong about Apple :)
- 2muchcoffeeman 15y agoThe MBPs are still pretty good and parts that I want to replace are still user serviceable (RAM, HD, optical drive - everyone should replace theirs with a 2nd HD). The Mac Minis still have user replaceable RAM but the HD is not super easy to get to. The iMac is pretty bad. You need suction cups to remove the screen from the body to service it. I don't think they are going to bother too much about what software you can run. But hopefully they make basic parts like the HD and RAM MORE user serviceable.
- glassx 15y agoA second HD in place of the optical drive? I never thought it was possible. Sounds like a plan for my recording rig: the SSD plus a bigger mechanical drive.