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I have been using Windows all they way back to version 3.0. Like all versions of Windows, it had its problems and the solution offered by Microsoft was to wait for the next version and spend more money.
I remember the Windows 95 release and Windows 98 release. All horrible and full of bugs. The fix was the usual wait and spend more money.
Eventually I switched all my PC's to Linux. I tried Red Hat, SuSE, and Ubuntu. Ubuntu is the more compatible with my hardware and the easiest to install and set up. I currently run a server on a Mac Sawtooth running Ubuntu for PowerPC. Works great.
When my step-daughter wanted a laptop for college, I purchased an iBook G4 for her because of her history of infecting Windows computers with all manner of viruses. She has not had one problem with her Mac, like those she had with Windows PC's.
That experience and the OS X operating system sold me on Mac. I bought one of the first generations of the mini. It does everything I want and I have no fear of letting the teenagers use it.
The company I work for issues Windows laptops with Windows XP. They load it with all their software including virus protection and firewall software. It takes forever to boot from scratch. Recently they offered the equivalent of their PC software stack for the Mac. It makes the Mac for work very inviting.
I remember the Windows 95 release and Windows 98 release. All horrible and full of bugs. The fix was the usual wait and spend more money.
Eventually I switched all my PC's to Linux. I tried Red Hat, SuSE, and Ubuntu. Ubuntu is the more compatible with my hardware and the easiest to install and set up. I currently run a server on a Mac Sawtooth running Ubuntu for PowerPC. Works great.
When my step-daughter wanted a laptop for college, I purchased an iBook G4 for her because of her history of infecting Windows computers with all manner of viruses. She has not had one problem with her Mac, like those she had with Windows PC's.
That experience and the OS X operating system sold me on Mac. I bought one of the first generations of the mini. It does everything I want and I have no fear of letting the teenagers use it.
The company I work for issues Windows laptops with Windows XP. They load it with all their software including virus protection and firewall software. It takes forever to boot from scratch. Recently they offered the equivalent of their PC software stack for the Mac. It makes the Mac for work very inviting.