Computers

[Hickory]

We argue about with computer is better... Mac of Windows! Alienware, Linux users can also talk.

[Izeroth]

 Microsoft has terrible customer support, but Windows computers suit my needs better than a Mac would.

[Rusvul]

Who needs customer support when you have the Internet?

[Hickory]

Who needs customer support when you have the Internet?

.... right.

[The Mask]

What Rus said. I use Windows XP so y'know, customer support isn't even an option 

[Banya]

Well, I've been happy with my HP laptop for years.  So...Winders.  Winders 7.  That's all I have to say.

[Emperor Ublaz]

For gaming diversity, I'd say Windows is best (hooray for Age of Empires!), but for efficiency, Linux trumps all. (See my signature)

[Luftwaffles]

They each have their troubles, but I will say that I feel WAY MORE comfortable with Windows. Why? Because that's what I'm used to use... it is a silly reason, I will give you that, but it is also the reason why I keep using the darn, faulty thing.

[Hickory]

I myself like Mac... but that's the only system I've been brought up with.

[FastFang]

I use windows and linux mint, some times kali linux

I wish people all started to use linux, it's such a liberating operating system!! And all the softwares would be developed for linux users :p so gaming would be good on linux.

And its not true that linux is complicated, Unbuntu and mint (call it different linux distributions) are very simple!

anyway my final answer is :

mac for editing softwares, windows for gaming and linux for servers

[Luftwaffles]

I use windows and linux mint, some times kali linux

I wish people all started to use linux, it's such a liberating operating system!! And all the softwares would be developed for linux users :p so gaming would be good on linux.

And its not true that linux is complicated, Unbuntu and mint (call it different linux distributions) are very simple!

anyway my final answer is :

mac for editing softwares, windows for gaming and linux for servers

I installed Ubuntu the other day and I gotta say that it is WAY easier to use than I thought it would be. Commands? Not so many, I could actually control pretty much everything vía mouse and keyboard shortcuts. I also LOVED that it asked me for my password whenever I wanted to install something... that's what I call security.

There are a LOT of things that I don't actually have a clue about how to control them, but there's also a lot of tutorials on the net, so there's that.

[Starla1431]

I like Windows. I would like to get the Alienware 17 someday...

[Søren]

I myself like Mac... but that's the only system I've been brought up with.

I use Mac, mostly because I like it better then Windows, which can seem backwards to me. Also, I'm heavily invested into the Apple ecosystem, so Mac best fits my desktop and notebook needs.

[Hickory]

*bumps fist*
Bruh.

[Rusvul]

I like Windows. I would like to get the Alienware 17 someday...

It's a trap!

   Branded computers charge you a bunch of extra money for a special little sticker. You could pay 1400 bucks for a laptop that will be outdated in a few years, or you could pay 800 or so for the pieces to assemble a desktop that will work better, last longer, and that you can upgrade in a few years when it starts to lag behind. That doesn't count monitor or keyboard, but that's maybe another 200 bucks for a nice monitor. And you also get a bigger monitor and a nicer keyboard...

Just my 2 copper pieces.