Linux -> Mac?
Dave Mason
dmason-bqArmZWzea/GcjXNFnLQ/w at public.gmane.org
Mon Apr 23 12:56:30 UTC 2007
Evan Leibovitch <evan-ieNeDk6JonTYtjvyW6yDsg at public.gmane.org> wrote:
> My quick summary is that:
> - Lintel is the best choice for people who love computers
> - Mac is the best choice for people who hate computers
I'd say it as:
- Linux is the best choice for people who want to mess with computers,
including learning and gaining self-confidence, and for servers
- Mac OS-X is the best choice for people who want to use computers,
whether that be the traditional designer, writers, or coders (a very
large percentage of computer science researchers run Macs, now).
I am responsible in some way for 6 computers: 3 Linux servers, 1 Linux
laptop, 1 Mac laptop, and 1 iMac; the servers won't be changing, the
Macs are what I use as my interface and that won't be changing, and my
partner is fairly happy with her Linux laptop (although another iMac may
be in the cards).
I used to be in the first camp (for more than a dozen years), but got
very frustrated with drivers and multi-media stuff. I got my Mac laptop
4 years ago, and have been very happy with it, and added the iMac a year
ago. I will say, though that Linux has improved in its ability to 'just
work' in the last few years.
../Dave
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