Mac user like vista, windows user don't
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has any one else noticed that the average technically inclined Windows user dislikes vista more the average technically inclined mac user.
No. The few Mac users that I personally know, could really care less about Vista...
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What makes you say that?
Kevin
ive have herd a lot of mac users praising vista as the best Microsoft os, but all i herd is complaints from other pc users. even in podcasts like TWIT its very easy to see the pc people hate vista and the mac people love it i haven't tried vista yet, i can afford a new computer.
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ive have herd a lot of mac users praising vista as the best Microsoft os, but all i herd is complaints from other pc users. even in podcasts like TWIT its very easy to see the pc people hate vista and the mac people love it i haven't tried vista yet, i can afford a new computer.
GregScott wrote:
ive have herd a lot of mac users praising vista as the best Microsoft os
Are they praising it or just saying it's the best MS OS? They might still hate it! I've not yet used Vista, so I can't really comment.But it does seem to have caused a lot more dislike from PC techies than XP did.
Kevin
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No. The few Mac users that I personally know, could really care less about Vista...
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Paul Conrad wrote:
The few Mac users that I personally know, could really care less about Vista...
and those that do care, are not Mac Users, but MS-Haters more than likely. If you like something, you generally don't mind if someone else loves or hates something else, it doesn't affect you. but if the only reason you are on a platform is because you hate another, then you have to continue harping on the other to justify your position. :) All the Mac users I know could care less about either Linux or Vista, or even XP. They are where they want to be and quite happy. Ironically, all the Linux users I know spend all day complaining about XP and Vista, at least between repairing their Linux machines... R&D takes its toll on OSes. :laugh:
_________________________ Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau. Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb)
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has any one else noticed that the average technically inclined Windows user dislikes vista more the average technically inclined mac user.
Nope. :~ Although, I plan on making Steve Jobs a tad richer next time I buy a computer...
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Nope. :~ Although, I plan on making Steve Jobs a tad richer next time I buy a computer...
-- Raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
Joergen Sigvardsson wrote:
Although, I plan on making Steve Jobs a tad richer next time I buy a computer...
I'm leaning that direction as well.
"Part of the inhumanity of the computer is that, once it is competently programmed and working smoothly, it is completely honest." - Isaac Asimov
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Nope. :~ Although, I plan on making Steve Jobs a tad richer next time I buy a computer...
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Same here. Especially a laptop. I've never had a laptop power cord that didn't get too loose. Using a magnet is such a great idea. I'm sold on that alone.
I would teach the world that science is not about truth, but is about trying to get closer to the truth. - Kathy Sykes
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Nope. :~ Although, I plan on making Steve Jobs a tad richer next time I buy a computer...
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Do it, do it!!! I did, and I've no regrets about it.
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Do it, do it!!! I did, and I've no regrets about it.
The idea of using something that actually seems to work, and something that is different under the hood is very enticing indeed (maybe I'll pick up programming at home again). I also like the simplicity of Unix, so I'm thinking it could be a very good match. I'll keep my XP license around for dual boot (I must be able to play Unreal Tournament '99 ;P)
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What makes you say that?
Kevin