> Apple marketing made buying their products practically a religious experience. Not sure buying one is a religious experience. However, using their products d

> Apple marketing made buying their products practically a religious experience. Not sure buying one is a religious experience. However, using their products definitely can be. It's annoying to have to reboot a device because it isn't connecting properly anymore after being on for a couple of weeks but it's nice knowing all you have to do is reboot. With other devices, a reboot is a hit or miss fix and you need to do it more often. I've only had one serious issue with macs that isn't fixed by a reboot and that's the network configuration holding on to dhcp leases or old certificates when they shouldn't. The it just works stuff people talk about isn't completely accurate. * My apple tv 1 shows up in itunes but nothing can connect to it. It's gone wandering again after a few weeks without a reboot. I think it's lonely. * I couldn't get openvpn to compile on Lion, I had to find a workaround. Most of the issues I deal with are small things. The video drivers have never crashed on me. It's not that everything just works. It's that more of it works than it does with other products. It also has a high amount of polish. I love the way OSX renders fonts. So much that using ubuntu makes me cry.