Jason McMinn “Even the web work doesn’t work so well on a Mac.”

I know this post was a while back but I just found it and I want to comment. The above comment is just plain FUD. If anything the web works hundreds of thousands of times better on a Mac than it does on windows. Well, now that there are hundreds of thousands of viruses on ‘doze. Also Safari was the first browser to fully pass the Acid 2 test. Opera followed a close second. Next this fool will say that IE is the best browser. Even though it’s the worst. It still fails tons of tests and has loads of bugs in version 7. Also my last coment is that Tim Berners Lee invented the WWW on the daddy of Mac OS X (NextStep OS) and his choice of computer now is a Mac. He is still chairman of W3C so take back your stoopid comment Jason because it just made you look like an ignorant Windows troll fanboy. Post truths and things you can prove not pathetic opinions brought to you by the real reality distortion field FUD engine from Redmond.

I know this post was a while back but I just found it and I want to comment. The above comment is just plain FUD. If anything the web works hunreds of thousands of times better on a Mac than it does on windows. Well not that there are hundreds of thousands of viruses on ‘doze. Also Safari was the first browser to fully pass the Acid 2 test. Opera followed a close second. Next this fool will say that IE is the best browser. Even though it’s the worst. It still fails tons of tests and has loads of buts in version 7. Also my last coment is that Tim Berners Lee invented the WWW on the daddy of Mac OS X (NextStep OS) and his choice of computer now is a Mac. He is still chairman of W3C so take back your stoopid comment Jason because it just made you look like an ignorant Windows troll fanboy. Post truths and things you can prove not pathetic opinions brought to you by the real reality distortion field FUD engine from Redmond.

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In 50 years time people will wonder how Microsoft – the richest company in the world – was so handily trounced by that little upstart from Cupertino.

• I’ve resisted switching in part because of the reason that if you’re not on the majority market share OS, you risk losing touch with regular users.

• I think this is offset first by the fact that regular users are mostly using interesting new software through their web browsers, and Firefox runs fine on the Mac…

• …and the fact that you can now run Windows and OS X at the same time on the Mac.

Mac people already know this, but sitting here in front of my new Core 2 Duo Macbook Pro, it’s really magical to be running OS X + Parallels + Windows XP all at the same time. Parallels’ Coherence mode puts the XP toolbar right there on my Mac desktop, and puts XP applications right in a window on my Mac desktop.

Of course in reality you get to run all three key OS’s at once: OS X, Windows XP, and Unix (underneath OS X — not exactly the same as Linux, but close!).

And… no more blue screens of death. No more Windows rot (if you don’t install many apps in your Windows VM). Actually, better than that — easily clone a Windows XP VM to install new Windows software, and then blow the whole VM away if you don’t like it.

Nirvana.