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If you were wondering why so many people hate macs and so many were fanitacial about them as well, I will offer my opinion.
I cant stand macs because:
They change the architecture too often. Cards made for PC's in 1983 will still work with a modern PC and the same with software. But if you made the mistake of buying a mac then they drop the model a few months or a year later and introduce something totally new, something that has a different chip, different instruction set, and will not run the same software. It is no wonder companies come out with mac software late or not at all, why bother putting 1000hrs into a product when mac can arbitrarily change their systems and make the market for your software almost disappear. Case In Point: Imac, again a total change, this one to save the company, but right after that they come out with ANOTHER model, the G3, that is not compatible with the Imac. Now that you have one of these Imac things, you want to give your neighbor a document you realize there is no floppy drive, you now have to email it to him or buy another piece of hardware(floppy/zip..). Instead of picking a good design and improving it they want to re-engineer the whole thing every time, with the PC they took a crappy design and massaged it, 8bit ISA -> 16Bit ISA -> VESA -> PCI and adjusted some other things until we have the Pentium II which works at least.
Recently Mac announced yet another change, they are finally scrapping the buggy macOS and replacing it with FreeBSD unix, they are going to put a fake front end on it to make it look like the old MacOS but it will actually be Unix.
Have you ever wondered why there are two major programs to emulate PC's and Windows on a Mac but the couple for a PC to run MACOS are free? No one needs to run Mac software if they have a PC but everyone with a Mac needs to run PC software.
I saw on the news where the US Govt is not allowing export of the G4. Mac people love to wave that around, how the G4 is too powerful, but I remember not too long ago it was not legal to export a 40mhz 386. Hmmm.
Another reason to hate mac is just because mac users are so fanitacial about them. They refuse to acknowledge that there are shortcommings and that the PC can do as well as a mac even when confronted with the facts. They always cite how Windows locks up and has to be rebooted, but based on my experience macs lockup even more often and require more memory just to run. It is like a Macintosh cult, reminds me of the old commodore 64 cults, they thought the c64 was great and wouldnt use an XT, who has a C64 today?
And the Number One reason I hate Macs: I would never trust an operating system that does not have a command prompt! For people that dont know what they are doing a windows only interface is fine but for those that have a clue we need to get things done fast, down and dirty, so why are we restricted to a slow mouse-limited interface? Who would design an operating system that you cannot boot off of a floppy anyway?