Well, congratulations to your mom. I was referring to the actual OS, not the fact that it was OS. Just about whenever I wanted to do something like install Java, I had no clue what to do. Being able to look at a source filled with a language I don't understand is useless.
Just use Debian or a fork. Apt-get is so easy to understand.
Let me explain why windows sucks... You see it takes up resources when it does tasks right? Well it doesn't close the tasks when it is done with them. So it keeps using resources, but than it is also using the ones from the new things it pulls up.
ALSO, Windows doesn't fix its errors until you reboot a couple times, it'll keep saying error messages until it is a pile of shit.
Let me explain why Mac OS X sucks.
It takes up 2gb of memory when idle, and is illegal to boot on non Mac computers. Also, it's just plain shitty.
Every single time I've had to use a Mac the scenario runs something like this; Boot up Mac, naively try to run more than 2 programs at once, crash. I'm sorry to blow your mind, Mac users, but yes, they crash. I have used a Mac a grand total of one time without it crashing.
As for Apple's shitty proprietary computers? Overpriced and underpowered. I just flipped through Newegg rather quickly, and for the same specifications, I could either get a) A $1194.00 iMac MA876LL, or b) A $749.99 Acer Veriton VT6900-UD4400P. And then one lets me run a solid Windows, DOS, Linux, UNIX, Solaris, BSD, or FreeBSD OS, and the other ships with a shiny piece of crap.
For the same price as the iMac, I could buy a computer with 3 times as much memory, a better graphics card, more than twice the HDD capacity, and a better CPU, among other things. Wait, did I say the same price? It's actually almost $50 cheaper. And I can upgrade whenever I feel the need.
If we wanted to, we could boot OS X on a cheaper PC, and it would run better. But Apple doesn't want that because they're more greedy than Microsoft (Gasp.) not that we WOULD want to, because we realise that OSs aren't specialised, they can all do everything you want to, but some do it better. If the people behind the few good programs that are Mac exclusive dedicated themselves to writing Linux/Windows programs, the world might be a nicer place.
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