Quote from lukedmoryeah, but it's pretter hard to find mac freeware.
not at all.
macupdate.com
apple.com/downloads
Quote from lukedmoryeah, but it's pretter hard to find mac freeware.
Quote from ScorpioxxxIf you want this solved; Buy a mac mini if you have a monitor or an iMac if you don't, Macpro's are just overpriced IMO. You already have a PC I'm guessing, so, new mac comes with bootcamp, you use your windows disks with bootcamp and you can now run windows and OSX meaning mac only stuff and PC only stuff on the same comp.
Quote from CryomaMacs don't get viruses.
Quote from SpazzYeah, but they still crash. At least my parent's Mac did. The "logic board" broke.
Quote from KitsuneIs a "Logic board" just a fancy term for Keyboard or the Motherboard in Mac's many attempts to act different from PC companies?
Quote from SpazzI don't know. But I know it's something internal because when it wasn't properly running, the thing wouldn't turn on. The only reason I know it was the cause of my parent's Mac to crash was because that's what the people said caused it when they took it in for repairs.
Quote from TehPacomac=phail
pc=win
im not explaing why though because a whole bunch of mac fags will be like
"MACSSsS AReTHE BEWST!!!!"
Macs are like you're in a cage; you're protected from all that's out there, but you can't always run free (AKA download things quick and fast, and/or run everything)
Macs generally don't have the best basic controls. The 'start menu' is only a bunch of icons always available at the bottom... In Windows, the start menu has just about everything. You click it, and you can go into folders and sub-folders. Also, you have to Control+Click, not right click or even scroll. You're dependent on the keyboard too much. On a Windows, you can operate a lot with the mouse and almost everything with the keyboard.
No, because you're wrong and won't accept it. If macs really were better, I'd use one in an instant.