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What will you replace it with? That's my problem -- I require Mac OS X.
by flatline3 14y ago
What will you replace it with? That's my problem -- I require Mac OS X.
- Udo 14y agoI don't know, I figure my machines still have 2-3 years of useful life left in them. A lot can happen in this time. But I'm probably not going back to Linux (where I came from). Honestly, Windows doesn't looks so bad anymore. I admit I don't know the first thing about it, but maybe I'll give it a try.
- flatline3 14y agoI've been using Windows 7 on and off. It's largely OK, but not great. Cygwin is awful, the open-source community is nascent (at best!), the development tools are a OK, but semi-free (VS Studio Express is free, but if you need more, Visual Studio is expensive). Integration with tools like git and svn are only through 3rd party solutions, and aren't as polished as one would like. I could get by with it, but I would prefer not to. However, I'm also not particularly happy with the idea of going back to Linux, and my work still requires a Mac. Thus, stuck on Mac OS X.
- abalashov 14y agoI have the opposite problem. I would gladly use Apple's fairly decent hardware, but I can't stand MacOS X.