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>>Its Windows that's the issue for me. That has nothing to do with build quality >Having too many bad experiences and strong bias against Microsoft Well at l
by phpisthebest 4y ago
>>Its Windows that's the issue for me.
That has nothing to do with build quality
>Having too many bad experiences and strong bias against Microsoft
Well at least you admit your bias, as someone that works in enterprise and manages 1000's of windows computers i can say i would never want to attempt that with Apple who does not have the enterprise tooling that MS does
before I was in enterprise I felt the same about windows and primarily used Linux, I would never use a Apple which shows my bais... If apple was the last computer on earth I would crush it...
>>Any of them are just fine and its more about the ecosystem and purchase history at this point
I agree with that, and that should change, but I value my freedom too much ever to surrender it for Apple's walled garden
- mattbrewsbytes 4y agoIronic you talk of a walled garden and work in Enterprise IT creating a ... walled garden for your users (enterprise tooling like pre-installed images, not being able to install apps as admin, etc.) because its easier to support. Oh I don't for a second think Apple stuff would ever compete with 1000's of devices being managed from an Enterprise IT department. I lived in that environment for a while and would dual boot to linux, run VirtualBox or get a 2nd PC from IT and wipe it and install linux.