I don’t have to spend any time on Windows trying to get things to work because I use common sense and don’t do anything stupid like changing important settings. You see Windows are like motorbikes whereas macs are like tricycles. Sure a tricycle is safer but you can’t do much with it in terms of tweaking it to suit you.

As for most software being written for Windows, its because you can do so much more with it (plus its 3D graphical capabilities are so much better, allowing much more games to be made for it)

If you want to do a bunch of things but are worried you might mess up something if you change a setting, use a mac. If you want to do many things and have at least some common sense to not install that questionable program or delete system 32 because it is taking up too much space, use Windows

Not saying Macs are for idiots but I much prefer being given more customisation and the whole Mac dock thing is just a mess to sort through once you have more than 2 programs running with a few windows in each

However, in three years with an IMAC and not one problem, not even a frozen screen, I’ve had to reload Windows twice in the three weeks I’ve been running it. It constantly freezes up and gives error messages that require quite a lot of time to fix. I’d give anything if MAC had been the system that ended up being the one most software is written for. I’ll never understand why it turned out that way.

“Even if the message in the blue screen says “Press any key to continue”, but most of the time it will not work.”

“Funny thing is, why would Mac developers wanna do that :-)”

Plz help me to find out it

I changed that straight away to the ADC icon after I installed Leopard. :)