This is solid advice. When I was a kid, my first computer was a Commodore Amiga. I hated PC's and felt the need to go trolling on BBSes about how the Amiga was

This is solid advice. When I was a kid, my first computer was a Commodore Amiga. I hated PC's and felt the need to go trolling on BBSes about how the Amiga was superior in every way (sorry, keep in mind that I was 12). Of course, there were lots of PC games I wanted to play that would take over a year to be ported to Amiga. Not to mention countless other things like various hardware add-ons that were PC-only. At some point I realized that I wanted to enjoy computers, and if I went with the flow and used what lots of other people were using, I would be much happier. My new philosophy has been "use what works" ever since. It's a much happier place to be, rather than binding yourself to a set of ideological restrictions where you only limit your own choices.