It’s fun to see when people get all angry that they start insulting me, rather than the points I put forth. Obviously, I must be a “windows person” even though the guy who made the argument in the first place is clearly a Mac guy, and I was just summarizing his argument. Anyway, yeah, I use windows. But, I also use Linux and I use MacOS. I use whatever is in front of me at the time, because the fact is they all work for what I need to do. I don’t care which OS I’m using as long as it gets the job done. If you do something that needs a certain OS, then use it. If you hate Microsoft for being a bastard company then don’t use it. But you have to give me a better reason NOT to use something that works just fine than “you don’t get it”. That’s about as good as “I know you are, but what am I?”

Also, I “don’t think”, because my argument doesn’t agree with what you think.

Hey, the fact of the matter is that no matter what the lawyers, the shareholders, and the Apple employees do, it’s not like the Mac is suddenly going to wipe Windows off the face of the earth. That was the argument in the article (again, not mine), and yet, I take the brunt of the argument. Sure, people associated with Apple from a business standpoing care, but that has absolutely nothing to do with my point. My point was simply from a USER’S standpoint it really doesn’t matter. OS wars are a waste of time. Use what works and stop trying to force other people into your world view. People want to use what works – and for the most part, they do. If you want to promote what you like, that’s cool, but trashing people for using some other operating system that works fine for them is silly.

Come on, if you’re going to challenge me, don’t insult me, but come up with a real argument.