danger_boy_13 said:One word-ignorance. If they were real computer geeks, they would be like "wow, unix base, awesome". The problem is, they think they know a lot about computers but they don't know crap because they are ignorant to the benefits of Mac. I just switched two weeks ago, and I see the benefits all the time (and I am a computer technician at a college where we only have about 25 Macs on campus). I still use my PC for things such as gaming and some heavy 3D development work, but thats because I have a PowerBook and a lot of software for that stuff for my PC. If I had a PowerPC and the software for that, I would do all my development on a Mac. It all just comes down to closed-minded ignorance.
Wow, no matter how you say it, it is still an opinion, you can call them stupid, ignorant, naive, whatever, it still doesn't change the fact that people are different. People can see the same issue different ways, there doesn't have to be one right answer. It is just like arguing over whether abortion should be legal or whether affirmative action is good policy. There are people on both sides of both of those arguments that believe there is no conceivable way anyone could think differently than they do.