
Originally Posted by
Jace
Yes, they do. They don't make the user work in a closed infiroment (spelling.. I've got no idea..) where one can do practically nothing.
You can like anything about Apple, I don't really care. But saying that they give great developer support would be the last thing. They close everything and don't give the user freedom if you ask me.
I think Mac's aren't doing a good job in educating people. I'd almost say people who use them have less IT knowledge. Ask a mac user how to overclock their system. 195/200 won't have a clue. For the Windows platform users usually know much more.
Apple does incorporate certain features I wish MS did. They aren't really needed, but do make the use of the OS slightly more pleasant. As example, the calculator MS gives you is absolutely crap. Seriously, it's junk.