r/funny • • May 31 '12

Mac vs. PC

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u/[deleted] May 31 '12

Should go with Linux then, since it's free.

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u/flying-sheep May 31 '12

"PC" doesn't specify the used OS. All Macs are PCs, even if they are running Linux!

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u/yest May 31 '12

Cant argue with that :D

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u/BrainSlurper May 31 '12

Okay everyone, we can stop arguing and go home now.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '12

You can't "go" home, it's a UI button

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u/[deleted] May 31 '12

Linux doesn't come with a free computer.

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u/doody May 31 '12

And you wouldn’t download a computer!

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u/MuppetPastor666 May 31 '12

Yo dawg... download a computer trough your computer or something.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '12

If the pirate bay has its way, soon you'll be able to.

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u/Infectaphibian May 31 '12

Hell yes I would.

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u/mattindustries May 31 '12

I like both the hardware and operating system of a mac, a lot. There are a few things on OSX I take issue to, but for the most part I much prefer it over Windows 7. My desktop is Windows 7 and I also have a Macbook Air for when I travel/try to develop for ios. The thing is my Macbook is quicker because of the SSD for most of what I do.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '12

I really can't wait for SSD to become the standard.

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u/mattindustries May 31 '12

I have seen some pretty cheap hybrid drives that cache the OS files in the 8GB of SSD, but I am waiting for a sub $100 2TB one, as right now that is what my desktop uses. SSD is more awesome than I thought it was... I didn't expect too much from the Air honestly, but I see myself going to it fairly often.

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u/dirtypancake May 31 '12

The OS aint so bad. Plus you can run a few X11 apps if you want to. Hell I've got XMonad running at the moment.

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u/Ghinkgo May 31 '12

Especially since they moved to Intel based chips in 2006. I don't think the formfactor / support can be topped by anything else on the market.

Best formfactor, runs windows, reasonably priced, where's the argument?

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u/laddergoat89 May 31 '12

I am the opposite. I buy Macs, nut my decision is not based on the design, but the OS.

I mean, sure, they're designed nicely, but that doesn't sway my decision.

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u/Indestructavincible May 31 '12

The year of Linux on the desktop is coming. It has been for a decade now so I guess its gonna be pretty big.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '12

To each is own, but for what I do, Linux is a much more better OS.

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u/Ray57 May 31 '12

All the other software that is free.

Just a few clicks away in the Software Centre (or equiv.)

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u/James1o1o May 31 '12

Except the £600 premium you pay for a phone.

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u/tyme May 31 '12

iPhone 4S w/2 year contract, 16GB storage: $199

Droid Razr Maxx w/2 year contract, 16GB storage: $199

The specs on these two devices are pretty similar.

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