Windows XP or Windows Vista Ulitimate Edition
#44
Originally posted by shlammed
I've tried macs
I'd rather use windows 3.1
I've tried macs
I'd rather use windows 3.1
#49
Originally posted by viper_2_4
did you actually try it OS X (not 9)?? or did you sit there for 10 min, complain there was no right mouse button and give up??
did you actually try it OS X (not 9)?? or did you sit there for 10 min, complain there was no right mouse button and give up??
#50
Originally posted by shlammed
I've provided support for MAC systems in the past and have used a wide range of their products.
I've provided support for MAC systems in the past and have used a wide range of their products.
(I have a feeling this is going to be my "work entertainment" thread, hahaha)
#52
Originally posted by JoonyaSI
MAC's are *** unless..
1. your left handed
2. gay ...
that is all ...
MAC's are *** unless..
1. your left handed
2. gay ...
that is all ...
you don't like virus and spyware...
want to use a unix based system with a good GUI...
#53
Originally posted by viper_2_4
or...
you don't like virus and spyware...
want to use a unix based system with a good GUI...
or...
you don't like virus and spyware...
want to use a unix based system with a good GUI...
ive had a PC now for like 3-4 years .. still yet to get AIDS on that **** ....
point proven .. MAC users just click all over till something happens... try that **** on a PC ... ur gettin AIDS !
#54
Originally posted by JoonyaSI
LMFAO if u cant control when u get spyware/virus's then yea u def need a mac ....
ive had a PC now for like 3-4 years .. still yet to get AIDS on that **** ....
point proven .. MAC users just click all over till something happens... try that **** on a PC ... ur gettin AIDS !
LMFAO if u cant control when u get spyware/virus's then yea u def need a mac ....
ive had a PC now for like 3-4 years .. still yet to get AIDS on that **** ....
point proven .. MAC users just click all over till something happens... try that **** on a PC ... ur gettin AIDS !
but having to run virus programs and spyware programs is a hassle, and consumes resources...(and costs money, maybe)...
#55
Originally posted by viper_2_4
ofcourse you can control it...
but having to run virus programs and spyware programs is a hassle, and consumes resources...(and costs money, maybe)...
ofcourse you can control it...
but having to run virus programs and spyware programs is a hassle, and consumes resources...(and costs money, maybe)...
#56
Originally posted by JoonyaSI
again ... my pc .... doesnt have any system clogging applications to "tell me" when i have a virus ... this all leads back to the statement above .. MAC users are just too lazy to deal with real computers ... done
again ... my pc .... doesnt have any system clogging applications to "tell me" when i have a virus ... this all leads back to the statement above .. MAC users are just too lazy to deal with real computers ... done
#57
Originally posted by viper_2_4
or spend the time USING their computers instead of maintain them...
or spend the time USING their computers instead of maintain them...
plus why spend 2-3x the amount on the same specs ......
#58
Originally posted by JoonyaSI
this convo' has bored me ... MAC's suck .. period .. unless u do gfx or audio .. u have no use for em ... EVERRRRRRRRR ...
plus why spend 2-3x the amount on the same specs ......
this convo' has bored me ... MAC's suck .. period .. unless u do gfx or audio .. u have no use for em ... EVERRRRRRRRR ...
plus why spend 2-3x the amount on the same specs ......
you are looking at a 100 premium usually over a comparable Dell PC (not comparing Acer which is garbage quality)...again, comparable specs...also, I believe in the "power workstation" the Mac Pro ends up a little cheaper then the comparable Dell...
plus you are getting more software...
ya this is getting kind of boring...someone come up with a new topic to debate..haha
#60
Originally posted by viper_2_4
I'm surprised you don't use a Mac (not MAC, that implies a MAC address, cough system administrator)...I would think as a system admin being able to run all 3 major workstation/consumer OSs on one machine would be invaluable for testing and troubleshooting....
(I have a feeling this is going to be my "work entertainment" thread, hahaha)
I'm surprised you don't use a Mac (not MAC, that implies a MAC address, cough system administrator)...I would think as a system admin being able to run all 3 major workstation/consumer OSs on one machine would be invaluable for testing and troubleshooting....
(I have a feeling this is going to be my "work entertainment" thread, hahaha)
muhahah