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Oh and I find it amazing that you think you know what the majority of people are thinking. I'm going off of actual experience talking to actual people that don

• unalone 18y ago
  Most of the products I use are built by people who use the Mac. That's why I looked into getting a Mac in the first place. 37signals. The Big Noob. The Tumblr team. Paul Graham once wrote an article on using the Mac. The Omni Group and Panic and Delicious Monster. Coudal. Rososo and Vimeo and NowDoThis. Facebook. Everywhere I looked, people told me that the Mac was wonderful and they were fanatic about it. So I gave it a try and found that I was equally fanatic. I'm going off of every designer whose opinion I like and respect. You're going off of people who work in a single environment. If we wanted to be logical, we'd work off of user statistics, where Apple's rated as one of the most satisfactory companies in the nation. They blow competition away. Hence my confidence in my statement. Now, can we drop it, or are you going to continue to make arguments in a debate that's convincing nobody on either side?
  • wizlb 18y ago
    "I'm going off of every designer whose opinion I like and respect." For the record, I'm not JUST going off of my peers at work, I happen to belong to a number of user groups and I also happen to visit many, many real working people in corporate workplaces around the world and I'm quite confident that it wouldn't be that hard to come up with a list of awesome web 2.0 developers that absolutely adore ASP.Net... Anyway, sure, I can drop it as soon as you can drop it :)
    • unalone 18y ago
      Sure. Let's.