Thread: Mac or PC?

Originally Posted by Elonoir

SunSpyda, don't know which one you liked more. But if it's Mac you acctually are looking it from a better point of view than the rest.

How did I make the Mac look good? :D ROFL



I'm just intrested to know....

i would say mac is better but it sux from gaming point of view, if u don't install windows ofc

Most Mac users buy a Mac, because thay can't be bothered to mantain a PC properly.

PC is more reliable. MAC it's a little unstable and for gaming it completely sucks....

Originally Posted by Jolly

PC is more reliable. MAC it's a little unstable and for gaming it completely sucks....

I'm not sure......there are a lot of games for Mac...."MAC it's a little unstable" - I have been working on Mac about 3 years and I don't remember any "unstable" situation like on PC.....for the first time it were some unusual to work on Mac....but later.....it's easy to work...just try....

Originally Posted by pashaboy

I'm not sure......there are a lot of games for Mac....

Lots of games for the Mac?
You are kidding right?:001_tongue:

Originally Posted by pashaboy

"MAC it's a little unstable" - I have been working on Mac about 3 years and I don't remember any "unstable" situation like on PC.....

I have said this about 50,000 times on this thread....:001_smile:
You had reliability problems with the Windows OS, not the actual PC.

Originally Posted by SunSpyda

Kalyway is apparantly a Mac OS that will work on the PC. I have yet to try it. Sounds good though. Regarding linux I use Backtrack 3, Red Hat Enterprise 5 & Slackware 12.0. I personaly hate Ubuntu, as it uses horrible GNOME. KDE rules in my opinion. Kubuntu is OK, but isn't in the same class as Red Hat. Ubuntu is good for Linux begginers though. Ubuntu will mostly work without using the command line. Ubuntu is very user-friendly. I love the command line. I wont use a GUI unless I have to. For WiFi hacking / reverse engineering e.t.c. Backtrack wins. Use which ever Linux you like the most. Conclusion = Ubuntu is very good for people that haven't used a Linux OS before.

Red Hat, I thought about downloading that before.But my friend had some other one that he linked me and I downloaded for starters and I fucked up...Ended up needing to boot from CD all the time until I got my system recovery disk, so I'm staying away from it till I read a book linux/unix shell commands.

Linux can be tricky to install.
I can install any linux that uses the generic text based or GUI based installation.

So if you want help installing linux, give me a shout. :)

Nah, going to avoid it for a while...Might install it on this laptop when I get enough money to build the desktop :P.