macintosh OS
I thought you "completely stopped using Windows two days ago"? We are glad you are back on the Microsoft band wagon, again.
So whoever says Winblows, Windows sucks, or something like that, I bet they are secretly looking at a great PC game and saying "Wow, I wish I could play that, if only I had a Windows PC".
Windows gaming = All of PC Gaming, period.
Linux gaming = Game console emulators and open-source, free game projects that never get finished.
Mac gaming = Whatever you could play in your browser and the few games that gets ported to OS X.
I thought you "completely stopped using Windows two days ago"? We are glad you are back on the Microsoft band wagon, again.
So whoever says Winblows, Windows sucks, or something like that, I bet they are secretly looking at a great PC game and saying "Wow, I wish I could play that, if only I had a Windows PC".
Windows gaming = All of PC Gaming, period.
Linux gaming = Game console emulators and open-source, free game projects that never get finished.
Mac gaming = Whatever you could play in your browser and the few games that gets ported to OS X.
Celtic Frost = Troll
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Mac... PC... What's the difference? PC stands for "Personal Computer". Isn't the Mac a "Personal Computer" as well? There is becoming a lack of difference between Macs and PC's. They can both run Windows, they both are on Intel platforms, etc.
Snow Leopard, being Intel-based rather than PowerPC-based, can run on Intel-based PC's. (like I would care)
So the only edge Apple has left in the PC market is its "reliability" and image. Now all it needs to do is reduce the price of their computers to realistic levels, which I doubt Apple will do. Thankfully, they have the blissful ignorance of their consumers to count on to buy iPod's and iMac's which were produced at a much lower price than they are selling them for.
Enough! My ship sails in the morning! I wonder what's for dinner?
LOL
I'd like to inquire as to why, within the first page, this has become a Mac vs. PC war, when the OP only asked what Mac OS is? Who cares what OS you prefer, just buy what one you like better and use it. You don't hear me saying everyone should buy a Ford because I like them, do you?
windows isn't worth the price,
if it were only about $10.00 USD
I might think about putting it on
some machine, but since its overpriced
just download it off of bittorrent,
don't pay for crashy trash
and save your computer from being
smashed.
_________________
A Boy And His Cat
When society stops expecting
too much from me, I will
stop disappointing them.
True.... although there's the small chance he's following the GOOD guideline of, "It is always better to post in an existing thread than to start a new one."
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hbd1oGFl7sE[/youtube]
Mac-OS is a terrible operating system on terrible hardware, Apple even proved it when the decided to bail on their own PowerPC technology and go with the windows option of Intel which is the Industry standard IMO, AMD is the alternative, and although I had various AMD's for years, I'm much prefering my current Quadcore Intel.
If you want a decent UNIX based operating system, try one of the many distro's of Linux. Ubuntu is the most "famous" of the lot, and looks similar to Mac-OS, but anything and everything in it is free, and you can do anything you want (not that I don't do that with my Windows installation). If you want a Linux distro that looks more like Windows, try Linux Mint.
But honestly, keep away from Apple Desktop's and Laptops, i've used and owned them, and they are crap, and use proprietary hardware, which means, if something breaks, you have to get expensive apple hardware, and you have little upgrade or customization options.
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