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Tell people about this topic: Total Votes: 83 Poll: Mac or Windows?
| Results | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Mac | 5 | 6% | |
| Windows | 70 | 84% | |
| Other | 8 | 10% | |
Total Posts: 55 Posts
Posted: Sun 10th Aug 2008, 12:45 pm Windows simply because i know how it works.Shakedown
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- Posted: Mon 11th Aug 2008, 12:17 am
Giggz wrote:
Mac for photoshop and music editting. Windows pretty much everything else.
You've missed the other for runner of OS's off and that will more then likely result in a nice reply from Eek
that. mac for anythign else you may aswel be using a brick on ur head and laughin at the blood running dwn.
only idiots buy them for anything but photoshop/music.... remember the girl on here who sed she bought a mac coz they are pretty hahahah
- Posted: Wed 13th Aug 2008, 11:22 pm 4 me it has 2 b ciscos op tho i am fond of windows
- Posted: Sat 16th Aug 2008, 11:52 pm
Windows... Its industry standard. That is my only reason. I disagree with people that say Mac is Easier for Blah Blah. Its no different than using any OS of the same style, and yes windows is the same style.
Don't get me wrong I'm not anti-mac. Its good and it works; but so does windows, and thats Industry standard. What I mean by that is that majority of industrys/offices use windows based pc's.God Bless
Peace - Posted: Sun 17th Aug 2008, 1:12 am Windows
- Posted: Sun 17th Aug 2008, 1:25 am
Ashz wrote:
that. mac for anythign else you may aswel be using a brick on ur head and laughin at the blood running dwn.
only idiots buy them for anything but photoshop/music.... remember the girl on here who sed she bought a mac coz they are pretty hahahah
Whats wrong with that?
- Posted: Tue 19th Aug 2008, 7:32 pm
Just came across this article...
blogs.computerworld.com/if_its_animation_or_special_effects_its_linux
Linux clusters > Windows & Mac
The article is correct though when it says configuring graphics card for desktop users is a pain in the arse. But it's something that is improving every year. Like wireless drivers. Just a couple of years ago most Linux distributions required you to use ndiswrapper as a layer to use windows wireless drivers on Linux, but with companies like Atheros who just hired the guys who run the madwifi project (Linux native drivers for Atheros chipsets) and releasing ath9k for the Linux Kernel, Linux future is looking bright as other companies start to do the same. Especially since Linux is taking hold in the desktop market thanks to Dell and their desktop and laptops coming with Ubuntu, OpenSuSE and Redhat. The Asus Eee and other nettop / netbook manufacturers choosing Linux for low power and green systems is also further strenghtening Linux position as a consumer operating system... And the argument that Linux is a "hobbyist" operating system and difficult to install is long since dead with OSs like Ubuntu and it's derivatives making installation a simple button clicking process and a huge community of users who can help should certain hardware be unsupported.
eek
Account removed - Posted: Tue 19th Aug 2008, 7:43 pm
Dual boot FTW.
Vista for normal use.
XP Pro for games.
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Account removed - Posted: Tue 19th Aug 2008, 8:17 pm
OnCoke wrote:
Dual boot FTW.
Vista for normal use.
XP Pro for games.
so you've gone back to vista then for everything else then lol, what happened to vortex?
Theonecalled... Formally known as Awakenings and MrHarryPotter.
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- Posted: Tue 19th Aug 2008, 8:31 pm
Theonecalled wrote:
so you've gone back to vista then for everything else then lol, what happened to vortex?New hard-drive.
+ July release with built in SP1 = stable = no vortex
lol.
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