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Old 02-04-2015, 12:17 AM   #285
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I'm actually entertaining the idea to get a Mac, because I never had one. Wanted one in 1993, when the Atari era came to a close and I had to make the jump for professional reasons, but I couldn't afford it, so had to take the Wintel route. Since a lot of the software I use is either open source or has an OS X version also, I'm relatively independent, OS-wise.
Love my Mac. I went Mac two years ago. For a developer, it's a dream machine. I can run Mac, Windows and Linux (the latter 2 via vm) very well. And despite the pretty GUI, the Mac is indeed a Unix OS. Posix compliant, and therefore a true unix...which Linux is not.

And you get far more software and peripheral support. Not as much as windows, but darn close (with peripherals) and far better than linux.
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