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Well, the main difference is that Mac users are still largely willing to actually pay for software -- they don't demand that everything be "a buck". You could

Well, the main difference is that Mac users are still largely willing to actually pay for software -- they don't demand that everything be "a buck". You could write a combination of Photoshop, Microsoft Office, and AutoCAD, and put it on the iOS app store for $2.99 and people would complain about the price.

lupire 5y ago
The cast majority of Mac users do not buy software.
- epistasis 5y ago
  "The majority" is not relevant, the right stats are: 1) the absolute number who might pay 2) how much they might pay 3) what sort of software will they pay for 4) how much competition is there to get that customer