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I think he meant, why wouldn't a windows/unix/linux machine with similar hardware work just as well?
by joshAg 14y ago
I think he meant, why wouldn't a windows/unix/linux machine with similar hardware work just as well?
- jmelloy 14y agoBecause it doesn't run OS X?
- nikatwork 14y agoMost creative pro apps are only available on Windows or OSX. I don't hate Windows7 but I find OSX superior (integration, stability, decent shell etc). If you want OSX, you generally need a Mac. I'd switch to Linux if the apps were there, but it's not even close. And I'm an edge case, I suspect most creative types would rather not mess with xorg.conf.
- cheatercheater 14y agoThat's why I wish, over and over, for a Wine equivalent that runs OSX apps. I have ran some windows audio applications on Ubuntu 10.04 and the timing accuracy (tested by specialist software) was several orders of magnitude higher. In addition, I can achieve higher workloads. This is all with software that wasn't even compiled for my OS.