06-30-2017, 06:20 AM
Mike, you write as if you have experience with Macs, but you actually do not have real experience and it is evident.
There really is a need for virus scanners for Windows, there really is no need for that for the Mac. Even today. The many years with Windows you have spent did need malware protection, virus protection, and new installations because Windows just gets slow all by itself over a year or two just using it. You did get into drives issues.
I wonder what this "super user" nonsense is too? I wonder why Mac OS is so popular under developers. Might it be because with its Unix, it actually is much more powerful for "super users" than Windows?
And that Apple invented nothing. And that Jobs said that himself. Where do you come up with that stuff? Apple invented windows. The GUI Apple got the inspiration from (Xerox Star development) for the Mac and LIsa, did not have any windows. Just to name a basic thing. Yes, Apple did not invent the micro processor, or the computer. But they were the 1st with a personal home computer (the Apple II), in 1976. Video on computers was pioneered by Apple (Quicktime, 1991 and on). Quicktime was more that just video, it was very advanced for its time. Including Quicktime VR, another innovation.
The Apple Newton, another innovation (1993).
Ah, lets not try and make a big list.
There really is a need for virus scanners for Windows, there really is no need for that for the Mac. Even today. The many years with Windows you have spent did need malware protection, virus protection, and new installations because Windows just gets slow all by itself over a year or two just using it. You did get into drives issues.
I wonder what this "super user" nonsense is too? I wonder why Mac OS is so popular under developers. Might it be because with its Unix, it actually is much more powerful for "super users" than Windows?
And that Apple invented nothing. And that Jobs said that himself. Where do you come up with that stuff? Apple invented windows. The GUI Apple got the inspiration from (Xerox Star development) for the Mac and LIsa, did not have any windows. Just to name a basic thing. Yes, Apple did not invent the micro processor, or the computer. But they were the 1st with a personal home computer (the Apple II), in 1976. Video on computers was pioneered by Apple (Quicktime, 1991 and on). Quicktime was more that just video, it was very advanced for its time. Including Quicktime VR, another innovation.
The Apple Newton, another innovation (1993).
Ah, lets not try and make a big list.