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Jon-Luke

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May 22, 2009
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Since switching to mac in 2007 I found that most of my Windows programs had Mac alternatives - for a while I kept a windows version of a specialist program called sunPATH which I eventually decided to pay the fee for the Mac version because switching over to Windows just wasn't worth the hassle any more.

Currently I don't run any Windows programs any more - I find no reason at all. Am I missing out, or is it basically gamers who need the windows functions?

If you are using windows on your mac what programs are you running?

Maybe there is a mac replacement that would make your life easier...

:rolleyes::apple:
 
Many have a special program for work that requires it with no Mac equivalent

Others require absolute compatibility with MS Office... usually Excel

There are as many reasons as there are users

Woof, Woof - Dawg
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I can't find a free Mac burning program as good as imgburn on the PC. I always end up dumping Safari for Firefox, although I don't know if that counts. Quicktime is rubbish, VLC is better.

Most of those don't count as Windows programs though, more cross platform.
 
I can't find a free Mac burning program as good as imgburn on the PC. I always end up dumping Safari for Firefox, although I don't know if that counts. Quicktime is rubbish, VLC is better.

Most of those don't count as Windows programs though, more cross platform.

Have you tried using the Linux version of imgburn and Wine on your Mac?
 
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