Else, how do you explain people like Dave Mann, who has been using PCs
for years, and decided to buy a Mac? If he thought it was 'lesser', then
why do you think he made the move? Maybe he likes just staring at pretty
lights? ;-)
Hmm, my PC has four lights, the Mac has one. The network switch has 25 but only 10 are lit right now... and none of them are particularly pretty :)
I wrote rather a long post in response to this thread which detailed the reasons why I bought a Mac instead of going to Windows XP or a Linux-based distribution, but I deleted it after realising that I don't need to justify my decision to anyone. I made an informed choice based on my own taste and experience. Why should that matter to anyone else, even if I am being ignorant? I'm happy with it and that's what matters to me. If you like Macs, I don't care. If you don't like Macs, I still don't care. I'm being blunt here but I've seen enough passionately opinionated flame wars to realise that taking up a crusade is a complete waste of time.
I do still have my PC due to a few small issues with both of my scanners. HP's fault in one case, and Apple's in the other. Oh, and all of my games are on the PC ;)
Cheers,
- Dave
http://www.digistar.com/~dmann/
