shadowlander said:
Nothing artificial about it, frankly. The hardware is the icing on the cake for anyone familiar enough with OS X to be committed to it. I stick with Apple hardware exclusively because of the operating system. It is hands down superior to Windows...again, IMO. You obviously have a different one...which is why I suggested a different forum.
Oh really? I have a bridge to sell you then.
Or rather just in case you are smarter than I thought, perhaps you'd like to buy a couple boxes of OSX.4 at $2,000 per box.
You mentioned the hardware is just icing on the cake. I always throw the icing away... you know much much calories those got? Worthless to me. It is the cake that matters!
OSX hands down superior to Windows... sure... if its software support is half as good. Or perhaps if it offers more
hands on customisability... (snicker)
shadowlander said:
Because, unlike others, I don't wish to convert them. I (selfishly) would just as soon they stay in their own deluded world. It seems to me that as long as the Mac OS remains a small minority, the less likely it is to be targeted by all of the malware that Windows currently enjoys.
I have no malware problems, but likewise I find a certain pleasure seeing you deluded souls keep at it.. buying a Yonah MBP for the same price since half a year ago... "Oh noes! My Windows has so much spyware and viruses!"
"Someone send me a picture file! Britney Spears naked while pregnant.jpg
.exe"
"Sweet!"
Ah yes, the cure is to buy a machine that supports nothing. Actually the best cure is a bullet straight to the brain. But I guess having NO SUPPORT and NO CHOICE is the best way to protect your computer for you! Makes me wonder sometimes. "Do you wish to run this program?" - "Gee wiz, yes of course!"
And you blame Windows.
Boy, what a sweet feeling to see the demise of a stupid people
I certainly don't see OSX as being perfect. Sure I gain some. But I lose some switching my workflow over as well. All these hardware fiascos and high prices.... perhaps I should steal a page from your book. They are just "icing on the cake" of being a Macsheep.
ariechel said:
Someone correct me if I am wrong, but the features of the 15" Macbook Pros haven't changed since they were
released on January 10. Granted, the Macbook Pros didn't ship until the middle of February, but still...
I don't think it is fair to count the
addition of the 17" Macbook Pro as an "update" to the Macbook Pro line.
I am being kind here, my 5 month quote is based on the speed bump that came later.
"Put a bullet to me. Bullet in the brain pan, squish." - Requiem of a Mac convert who switched due to "too much spyware"