Re: Differents!?

[Stingray <stingray@webzone.net>]

Have you ever actually used a Mac? I use a A Mac at home and a PC at work. I have
never added any sofware at all to the PC that I have at work, I'm am costantly
adding/removing software and hardware on my Mac. It is rock solid. The pc that I
use at work, on the other hand is just like it came from the factory (with the
addition of M$ Office). It crashes at least twice a day, it's a piece of crap.

But this is supposed to be an Apple ][ discussion group. My Apple ][ are probably
the most crash resistant computers in the lot.

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Plato wrote:

> zerr wrote:
> >
> > office, ect.. The mac OS is also more stable and less crash prone than windows
> > on a pc.
>
> not really. The fact that most mac users only internet and/or desktop
> publish [as you say photo/video] makes the mac stable. In fact its the
> same exact way a PC user sees a stable system eg the ones that limit use
> of apps and use the same ones every day in and day out.
>
> When you experiment, or repace hardware or upgrade, download/install
> mucho software, any computer and any OP system will have quirks to
> figure out. The fact that more folks use a PC seems to you that more
> folks are asking questions.  Macs are like a business machine, PCs are
> way more flexible than any apple, way cheaper to fix, and way easier to
> upgrade