09-18-2010, 10:59 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-18-2010, 11:12 PM by Brightcolours.)
[quote name='jenbenn' timestamp='1284844554' post='2900']
I think its established that brightcolours is a brand believer <img src='http://forum.photozone.de/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='
' /> Anyway, my windows PC doesnt need strange firewalls, its got one build into windows, which I never need to touch. Anti virus sofware was installed once, and keeps itself up to date. I also have not reinstalled a pc yet. The trouble with pc is that many people install tons of idiotic free or cheap software on their machines which isnt even available for mac. At some point your system is messed up. MY pc has been running everyday for the last three years without any loss in speed or virus problems. IF you keep your system clean and install only quality software, you hardly need to reinstall your system ( at least not if you run vista or windows 7) As far as dirvers are conncerned: well if you never upgrade your hardware, as one would do with a mac, one hardly ever needs to search for drivers on a pc, too.
In the end its a question of money and design. Comparable macs are just far more expensive. I'D also watch out for conncetion options with mac. At least the macbooks suck in this regard. you get just two usb ports of which you can only use one because its build so closely to the other, that any normal memory stick will block the nighbouring port.
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Brightcolours is someone with actual EXPERIENCE with a Mac, which you do not have. Brightcolours is also a software developer, who then obviously works with Windows computers as that is what the companies he works/worked for use.
That makes brightcolours someone with both Windows and Mac experience.
So just call Brightcolours informed.
Also, you clearly have no idea about just how much software is available for Mac OS X.
But that is ok, of course. Calling brightcolours a "brand believer" is not ok, and is not true either. Brightcolours is not a Microsoft believer, out of experience.
And what you write about ports on macbooks is plain nonsense. Normally designed usb keys will never block the next port. If you happen to have bought a very weird badly designed USB key, I suggest you blame the key maker. And it will then also post to be a problem on other computers, as there is no such thing as too close spacing of the USB ports on macs.
I think its established that brightcolours is a brand believer <img src='http://forum.photozone.de/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='
' /> Anyway, my windows PC doesnt need strange firewalls, its got one build into windows, which I never need to touch. Anti virus sofware was installed once, and keeps itself up to date. I also have not reinstalled a pc yet. The trouble with pc is that many people install tons of idiotic free or cheap software on their machines which isnt even available for mac. At some point your system is messed up. MY pc has been running everyday for the last three years without any loss in speed or virus problems. IF you keep your system clean and install only quality software, you hardly need to reinstall your system ( at least not if you run vista or windows 7) As far as dirvers are conncerned: well if you never upgrade your hardware, as one would do with a mac, one hardly ever needs to search for drivers on a pc, too.In the end its a question of money and design. Comparable macs are just far more expensive. I'D also watch out for conncetion options with mac. At least the macbooks suck in this regard. you get just two usb ports of which you can only use one because its build so closely to the other, that any normal memory stick will block the nighbouring port.
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Brightcolours is someone with actual EXPERIENCE with a Mac, which you do not have. Brightcolours is also a software developer, who then obviously works with Windows computers as that is what the companies he works/worked for use.
That makes brightcolours someone with both Windows and Mac experience.
So just call Brightcolours informed.
Also, you clearly have no idea about just how much software is available for Mac OS X.
But that is ok, of course. Calling brightcolours a "brand believer" is not ok, and is not true either. Brightcolours is not a Microsoft believer, out of experience.
And what you write about ports on macbooks is plain nonsense. Normally designed usb keys will never block the next port. If you happen to have bought a very weird badly designed USB key, I suggest you blame the key maker. And it will then also post to be a problem on other computers, as there is no such thing as too close spacing of the USB ports on macs.