Comments on: Why Windows is Better Than Mac http://www.rustedgate.com/why-windows-is-better-than-mac-2/ Taking up valuable web space since 1992 Sun, 28 Aug 2011 10:43:59 +0000 hourly 1 By: TJ Eastmond http://www.rustedgate.com/why-windows-is-better-than-mac-2/comment-page-1/#comment-9 TJ Eastmond Wed, 07 Oct 2009 14:12:09 +0000 http://rustedgate.com/?p=60#comment-9 I'm sorry dude, but you must be high. You're trying to claim that Windows is better because it breaks and sucks and requires people to tend to its shitload of flaws, while Mac users can go on with their day getting work done and completing their tasks without the burden of a horrible OS. Thinking anyone is technically inclined because they've had to deal with their crap OS' security and other shortcomings is a little odd.<br /><br />The most productive designers and developers I know are Mac users.<br /><br />I'm a recent Mac convert (a short while before meeting you actually...I think it even came up during your interview), and I wasn't an easy sell, but I tell you what, I'll always take working on the Mac OS over Windows anytime. You need to find someone with a spare laptop and borrow it for a week or something.<br /><br />A better argument will be for you to test out Windows 7, then Snow Leopard and let us know your opinions then. I'm even considering buying Windows 7 to dual boot on my laptop...<br /><br />Later on I'm sorry dude, but you must be high. You're trying to claim that Windows is better because it breaks and sucks and requires people to tend to its shitload of flaws, while Mac users can go on with their day getting work done and completing their tasks without the burden of a horrible OS. Thinking anyone is technically inclined because they've had to deal with their crap OS' security and other shortcomings is a little odd.

The most productive designers and developers I know are Mac users.

I'm a recent Mac convert (a short while before meeting you actually…I think it even came up during your interview), and I wasn't an easy sell, but I tell you what, I'll always take working on the Mac OS over Windows anytime. You need to find someone with a spare laptop and borrow it for a week or something.

A better argument will be for you to test out Windows 7, then Snow Leopard and let us know your opinions then. I'm even considering buying Windows 7 to dual boot on my laptop…

Later on

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