I wonder what software you use that must be run under Windows.
Most major titles are available for OS X now.
Most major titles are available for OS X now.
Most major titles are available for OS X now.
On my Mac, I run Win XP via Boot Camp for a very small handful of applications:
I have an older, self-built XP box. It's relegated to running Remote Desktop Connection when I have my Mac busy doing something and don't want to reboot to Windows, one or two legacy games when I'm in the mood (Star Trek Armada and Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force), and the occasional DVDFab for ripping DVDs I buy to a USB stick, for later conversion via Handbrake to my iTunes library on my Mac. I'm thinking about putting a big external drive on it and using as an iTunes server for my Apple TV.
- Remote Desktop Connection (for remoting into servers at my workplace when I'm on call). I've seen a Mac version for this, but have not yet been successful at getting it to work, and my workplace gives no Mac support.
- Diablo II. Yes, I know, there's a Mac version for this; I just haven't bothered to install the Mac version, as I'm not really much of a gamer and seldom play it anymore.
- The most important reason to run Windows for me: Cakewalk SONAR Producer, a professional-grade digital audio workstation similar to Logic Studio/Pro. Cakewalk SONAR has no Mac version yet; if it's ever ported to OS X, I'd uninstall XP on my Mac straight away.
Everything else, I do in Mac OS X.