What will happen to those poor mac users

grimm · 01-18-2005

Heh, i want to see someone try to make spyware for OSX. Its a brick wall, with a moat.

People that own macs runniong OSX i find to be far more computer savvy that your average PC user, expecially when you dig down deep and find out you're dealing with basicall a BSD architecture running a fantastic operating system, that never goes down, freezes, etc.

I like my powerbook much more than my PC's now.. it took me a while to get over the PC bias, but once i realized how far superior the architecture was, spending 1200 on a notebook more powerful, reliable, and stable than any PC ive ever owned, it seemed like a no brainer.

Ive never had to reinstall the OS, never got a virus, never got spyware, Programs load and run at the speed of light, the user interface is complex, yet user friendly at the same time. plus, they had 5 hour battery life way before centrino laptops, and still last longerCant say enough about what apple has done. They have created a vastly superior product and made if affordable. I am boing to upgrade to the next gen powerbook, run Virtual PC on it, and forget about windows

in fact, i am thiniing about getting a X-Serve just to tinker with it, learn OSX server to a degree that i can maintain my own X-Serve.

01-18-2005	#12
grimm Cramming 3 people in a Room to Attend Show Stop Lurking and start posting! Register now! Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: New Orleans, LA Posts: 5,306	Heh, i want to see someone try to make spyware for OSX. Its a brick wall, with a moat. People that own macs runniong OSX i find to be far more computer savvy that your average PC user, expecially when you dig down deep and find out you're dealing with basicall a BSD architecture running a fantastic operating system, that never goes down, freezes, etc. I like my powerbook much more than my PC's now.. it took me a while to get over the PC bias, but once i realized how far superior the architecture was, spending 1200 on a notebook more powerful, reliable, and stable than any PC ive ever owned, it seemed like a no brainer. Ive never had to reinstall the OS, never got a virus, never got spyware, Programs load and run at the speed of light, the user interface is complex, yet user friendly at the same time. plus, they had 5 hour battery life way before centrino laptops, and still last longerCant say enough about what apple has done. They have created a vastly superior product and made if affordable. I am boing to upgrade to the next gen powerbook, run Virtual PC on it, and forget about windows in fact, i am thiniing about getting a X-Serve just to tinker with it, learn OSX server to a degree that i can maintain my own X-Serve. __________________ Think horses, not zebras.