Any gamers here?

haynes · Post by **haynes** » Thu May 04, 2006 11:56 pm

Airforceyooper wrote:All microsoft products are that way. That's how Microsoft got it's start. They beat the competition to the punch with the initial product and then push out updates and patches to make it work. Hell, how long as XP been out and they have to make patches and updates every other day. Granted, some of that is due to newer products or what ever, but how is it they can still have security flaws with explore or what ever? They haven't even worked all the bugs out of the current stuff and they're already pushing out betas for new stuff. I go around Microsoft as much as I can. I'd run Linux if the world wasn't so dependent on Windows.

True mac's got a program now to run windows programs i was looking into that might got a mac

Robert Wollenberg · Post by **Robert Wollenberg** » Fri May 05, 2006 12:26 am

Mac is making their computers to work with all Microsoft products. Infact, I think you can even buy a Mac now that comes with Windows on it. There was some news on that a couple weeks ago.

haynes · Post by **haynes** » Fri May 05, 2006 1:03 am

Airforceyooper wrote:Mac is making their computers to work with all Microsoft products. Infact, I think you can even buy a Mac now that comes with Windows on it. There was some news on that a couple weeks ago.

Ah i have been looking at an ibook :)

Robert Wollenberg · Post by **Robert Wollenberg** » Fri May 05, 2006 1:36 am

More power to you. I'm not happy with Mac in the sense that upgrading is very limited. When Apple gets around to allowing for the flexibility that PCs offer, I might jump on that bandwagon.

haynes · Post by **haynes** » Fri May 05, 2006 2:09 am

Airforceyooper wrote:More power to you. I'm not happy with Mac in the sense that upgrading is very limited. When Apple gets around to allowing for the flexibility that PCs offer, I might jump on that bandwagon.

True