[Grovenet] MACs for Christmas

[Jeff Howden]

Chuck,

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> From: chuck
> 
> The last thing I intended to do was start yet another
> Mac vs PC debate. I think there has been enough of them
> over the years that we probably do not want another one
> here on this forum.
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Mature adults ought to be able to have a conversation about the relative
merits of various offerings in the marketplace so long as blanket
statements, trolling, and other derisive tactics are avoided.

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> Jeff - glad Vista is running good for you and your
> friends.
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So am I.  I depend on computers for my business so I wouldn't choose
something that I couldn't count on.

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> In my 8+ years repairing computers here in town - the
> top 3 common problems I get to fix over and over again
> are : Viruses, Spyware, and Data Recovery from a crashed
> hard drive running Windows.
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If all those Windows users were running Macs or some variant of *nix, then
the data would still speak volumes.  It's not that you fix all those
problems and that they're all running Windows that automatically means
Windows has so many problems.  It's that you provide a service to users of
computers running Windows to (mostly) non-technical users.  People that are
not competent computer users will experience problems regardless of the OS.

Thanks,

Jeff Howden
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