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i might not be good at explaining what i mean, but in this case it wasnt really any point as diginut compares osx to windown 3.1. thats when i say discussion is pointless. when it comes to the mac desktop i stand by my meaning of it firstly because its a desktop (i dont like desktops at all for numbers of reason) and because of its price. music production isnt really that demanding and u dont really need alot of computer power if u know what your doing. therefore id rather go for the iMac which i currently think is the best daw avaliable atm (price considered always). No noise, no dust collecting cable-mess, big phatt screen, stabile, easy-backup, easy-reinstall OS without alot of bugs and updates. big enough HD, CPU, RAM. Lots of driver support for audio-devices etc, runs industry standard software. Sorry if im not explaining myself good enough but the stuff i say is rarely hard to get. If diginut want to keep up his PC-wizardry then thats up to him but im not gonna watch him trying to fool others into that. Its all about keeping your mind on the music and not every week security updates, registry-failures, sudden blue-screens, faulty drivers, virus-progs, antivirusprogs, servicepacks etc etc. Who needs security for making music anyway?
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