we have a...
power book
a thinkpad running kunbuntu
and a desktop running vista

so I guess we are both :D

windows



*hides again from Nex*

did i say i was against windows users anyway... tsss...

the only thing i say is "if you never touched a mac, stop telling that a Mac is just bullsh*t"...

i'm not a Mac evangelist though, there are some details in a Mac that i hate... lack of flexibility in extensions, lack of great games, lack of a great keyboard, the damn integrated DVD burner can not be replaced on compact models, cost way too much to repair when the guaranty is out...

Mac here. I've had to use Windoze machines for work, but at home I've always had a Mac. I do have parallels installed with MiniXP running, but haven't started that up in a few months.

I perfer Windows and Linux. :)

Let's keep it civil... This thread wasn't started as a debate... ;)

I don't know any of the tech stuff. I just want to push a button and have it work.

So for me... Which one breaks down less?

I know I have never had to reinstall the operating system on my current Mac - I've had it for two years now. My kids, however, seem to reinstall the OS about twice a year (and boy are they grouchy when they have to do that!). But, they use their system for gaming, the parents use theirs for coding/browsing. So, that may have something to do with it.

PCs, I don't like using macs, I find the OS very cumbersome. Though for speed, it was prity swift in photoshop at the time.

PC me 100% :D

Hah. Real computer users order their team of trained attack ninjas to enter commands on the keyboard. Real users don't need to know anything other than that their needs will be met. The instruments between the command and the end result are irrelevant.

Rapscallion