beej
Moderator
I've got a bit of everything at work ... FreeBSD (which shares a lot with OSX), Linux, Solaris, Windows, Mac.
That said, Windows most of the time for me. Mac is great if you want an easy experience out of the box, most things just work right. But I find it a bitch to tweak to get it where I want it. By contrast, Windows is bloated and frustrating out of the box, but you can tweak it exactly the way you want it, which works for me.
Btw, two Mac repairs last week for friends. Don't tell me they don't have problems ... they're just harder to fix when the fit hits the shan. (Fun stuff trying to take one of those one piece iMacs apart to replace a hard drive ...)
Anyway, at the end of the day it doesn't matter what you're using so long as you can get your work done. S'all just tools of varying shades.
That said, Windows most of the time for me. Mac is great if you want an easy experience out of the box, most things just work right. But I find it a bitch to tweak to get it where I want it. By contrast, Windows is bloated and frustrating out of the box, but you can tweak it exactly the way you want it, which works for me.
Btw, two Mac repairs last week for friends. Don't tell me they don't have problems ... they're just harder to fix when the fit hits the shan. (Fun stuff trying to take one of those one piece iMacs apart to replace a hard drive ...)
Anyway, at the end of the day it doesn't matter what you're using so long as you can get your work done. S'all just tools of varying shades.