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Whatever. One experience doesn't make good data. My personal experience: Windows/dos user for 10 years Linux user for the next 10 years OSX for last 3 years o
by bumblebird 17y ago
Whatever. One experience doesn't make good data.
My personal experience:
Windows/dos user for 10 years
Linux user for the next 10 years
OSX for last 3 years or so
From my experience, the last 3 years has been my most productive, and I've spent far far far far less time messing about doing unuseful things (Trying to get wifi working, trying to work around OS issues etc).
Don't just dismiss everything as 'fanboyism', I used to do that 10 years ago. I thought Mac users were rich pretentious egotistical people who didn't actually know anything about computers.
- Tichy 17y agoLinux, Windows and the whole PC world has also progressed a lot in the last 13 years, it seems a bit unfair to compare the state of now with the state 10 years ago. I am not saying Mac lovers don't love their PCs for a good reason - they have their personal reasons, so be it. All I said is that basically Macs also are just PCs. Also, it is not really fair to compare Apple to all the other PC vendors out there. Some of them probably produce crappy machines, but others don't.
- bumblebird 17y agoI was listing the OS's I use mainly. I still use windows every once in a while (When I really have to), and obviously use Linux on servers, and occasionally desktops. One of the key things that puts Apple in a different class though is that they create the hardware AND the software. That's a big bonus and gets rid of a ton of potential hickups.
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- Joboo 17y agoI'm not sure why you've been downvoted... the Windows experience has improved immeasurably in the last 3 years (even XP).