amazing, so did i with EVERY of my windows boxes so far, and NEVER had any problem..Pasha wrote: Let's say that getting older and having used Linux since 2000 and you know what I mean, I was a little bit
tired of geekery and reading documents on the net about how to tweak Windows for music and the like...
So I buy myself a Mac. What satisfaction I got. Switch it on and play music. Nothing to tweak.
Plain out of the box.
who knows unix obviously has some nice things in a macosx, being unixbased.Moreover when you want to go serious fire a Terminal and Unix it's there
with its powerful commands in the shell reminding me of my Linux days.. which I still use in a VM
My Linux apps works via Apple X11 (Gimp/Open Office and many others)....
I forgot no registry... only plain text files. Unix. Beauty.
then again, i prefer the registry, being a typed environment, unlike textfiles, where you have to make sure you know exactly how it works, each one being different. exagerating, sure, but then again, people bash the registry for tons of things which aren't true since this millenium.
well, i switch mine on, open live, and make music (and installation of windows7+live took around 15-20minutes and i was making music with my new system.. a clean installed machine, that is..)You can do it with Windows as well but I'm tired of taking care of my PC. I'm not a nanny.
I'm someone with less time that needed to make music, Apple & Live put the focus back to what I like:
switch it on and make music and enjoy. Make it Apple or Windows but make music!
best to you, too. i don't have a problem with anyone liking mac, or linux, or unix. but windows evolved massively. it works great, out of the box, and delivers the same quality than any other os of today. i'd say, thanks to being the biggest attack vector for about anything (jokes, virues, bugs from other software or driver), it's actually the most polished and stable one of all of these.- Best
- Pasha
osx, as it is right now, would not survive suddenly having 20x as much consumers, 90% or more from these being the most stupid users possible: ordinary consumers. viruses of all kind would spread, stability would go down, people would mess it up. just like they would do with about anything
just don't bash windows for stuff that just isn't true. it was true, yes. but they grew older, too.