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| Originally posted by chinamon never heard of SecureCRT for pc? its all about logging in remotely with ssh. |
MK, I just bought one for school.
There are pros and cons. Some of which you can anticipate, some you can't. What do you need it for?
As a new mac user in the last 6 weeks, I can probably answer a lot of your questions about the struggles of switching...
i hate mac and their stupid os
all those giant icons, everything in rainbow colors.... seems like vista stole some styling from macs.. vista sux too
lol @ fighting with the PC - is like attacking you and biting your fingers?
srsly!
Vaio all the way.
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| Originally posted by DJ_Science Yes I have heard of it (but on a PC my ssh client of choice is puttySSH). But I also like that fact that i can use the terminal on my own machine and not just for ssh. |

Re: Pros of a MacBook
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| Originally posted by MKpacha Hey there... looking into macbook pros and ibooks.... wondering what is my best bet and why i should go back to mac's.... ive wanted a mac for about 2 years now... and seriously considering it now.... your opinions are greatly appreciated... |
Re: Pros of a MacBook
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| Originally posted by MKpacha Hey there... looking into macbook pros and ibooks.... wondering what is my best bet and why i should go back to mac's.... ive wanted a mac for about 2 years now... and seriously considering it now.... your opinions are greatly appreciated... |
i'm not to claim i know everything about the innerworkings of a computer, but i know what i like, and thats my mac.
Pros of a Mac book:
they look like sports cars, drive like taxis
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| Originally posted by Skipper As a new mac user in the last 6 weeks, ... |
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| Originally posted by sufee_b if you want a slower computer, go with a mac |
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| Originally posted by Skipper Says the person whose PC posted something twice! |
Hey MK....The biggest reason you should get a MAC is because...well Macs can run Windows too now..so basically you have two computers/operating systems in one. And no..you dun have to get bootcamp software on it to run windows but you just get something called parallel desktop software. It is very cheap...one time payment of like 60-70 bucks or you can get it for free if you download it or get it off a friend...
Now, if you are not used to Macs...and find some things annoying in the beginning...you can always shift to windows and use ur macs for other things...you can take all the time u want to get used to the macs but in a couple of months you will urself shift to macs as u begin to understand how it really works.
I have been a PC user all my life and bought a MacBook Pro last year and even though it took me like a month to get fully used to it...once the transition is made...it is absolutely worth it.
Apart from all the basic advantages/disadvantages that others have talked about here...the best thing I find about the mac is that it really helps enhance your creativity. Its kinda hard to explain it but I'll try...we have been using windows all our life and are very used to it, there is nothing much new about...but once we get the mac..its completely new to us and so we begin exploring it, all the new softwares like ilife, iwork, and its a constant learning process...
Then you see all the things you can do on a mac which we never thought of doing on PC...some are simple things and others are more intense...and then as you get more familiar with the Mac and the new softwares, you start trying out new and different things and it makes the whole experience with the computer a lot more fun...
For example, once I started using iPhoto, iWeb... etc...I can't go back to PC again..and from an academic perspective...I found Macs much better for documents, presentations, etc...macs come with these beautiful templates, amazing presentation styles, which PCs dont...trust me if youre into something where you have to do a lot of presentations, submit documents and stuff for which you have been using Word, Excel, Powerpoint etc....you would be much happier with Macs version of the same programs...like Pages, Keynote...just check out their virtual tours...of these softwares and you will get a better idea of what I'm talking about...
The downside to the whole thing is the little learning curve that is required...but with time you wun even feel it and if you have some friends that use macs....you are sorted...hope this helped 
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| Originally posted by adi26 |
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| Originally posted by adi26 the best thing I find about the mac is that it really helps enhance your creativity. Then you see all the things you can do on a mac which we never thought of doing on PC... |
The only benefits of a mac and i'm being absolutely serious are the following:
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| Originally posted by Cosmic Fur Pros of a Mac book:
That's all I can think of for now. |
Re: PC vs. Mac
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| Originally posted by rabbitjoker Get a PC (Lenovo laptop if possible). |
Re: Re: Re: Pros of a MacBook
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| Originally posted by Skipper Says the person whose PC posted something twice! |
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| Originally posted by geroin The only benefits of a mac and i'm being absolutely serious are the following: appart from that, Mac and a PC are absolutely the same shit, There is even an INTEL PROCCESSOR inside a mac, yes the same shit that is in a PC ffs, except mac is 1.5 times or more expensive. |
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| Originally posted by sufee_b just so you know...there is alot more to computer than a CPU |
bottom line:
- some might find the mac OS more stable, but then again it really depends on a PCs setup
- PCs are faster, more HW options available to make it even better, cpus, etc. and hundreds of other shit
- more SW with PCs, way more
- less virus available with Macs but then again with a good spy prog and firewall that could be avoided with PCs
- Macs have a few setups availabe, much less than PCs where you could have hundreds, which makes it easier to troubleshoot on a Mac
- some macs look cooler if thats what you want
- multiple tests on video apps, audio apps, photo apps prove top, mid PCs are better,faster than their mac rivals
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| Originally posted by geroin orly buddy, tell me more, i'd like to know the hardware differences please (mac vs pc). |
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| Originally posted by geroin ps. also someone please explain to me, how is Mac different from a PC from a hardware point of view that people say it's better? (apart from being a proprietary system). |
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| Originally posted by sufee_b uuuhhhh...you could have the fastest quad CPU setup in the world but if your MB for example doesnt support it than there is no point...buses in mhz (size), proper cooling, overclocking, memory size and speed and MB's ability to handle it, chipsets and hundreds of different shit make up a good computer, not just a cpu |
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