My last job was a mac shop, and I got put on a mini doing web development. I immediately got a keyboard and mouse that was large and comfortable, and didn't ne

My last job was a mac shop, and I got put on a mini doing web development. I immediately got a keyboard and mouse that was large and comfortable, and didn't need batteries. Then I remapped some of the more familiar shortcuts on the keyboard like Delete. Other than that, I take pride in the fact that I can work productively on any platform. My boss and co-workers would bitch endlessly if they had to touch a windows box, and I came to realize it was because they didn't know how to use it. This was especially salient when certain corporate clients had their own development environment on a VM for required for us to use. The major selling point of a PC, for me, is the open hardware ecosystem. If you're not micro-managing the hardware yourself, than all OEM's are the same in my eyes. Even great design like apple does is mostly window dressing for casual users.