On 6/8/2017 9:45 PM, nospam wrote:
In article , Mayayana
wrote:

| On the other hand,
| you can Windows on a Mac so it can be just as customized like any
| Windows system.

Try turning that around: "On the other hand,
you can always put Mac on Windows." If anyone
wanted to do that, the natural next question
would be: If you want to put Mac on Windows
then why are you running Windows at all?
some people run macos on a pc. it's called a hackintosh. it works, but
takes a fair amount of effort that could be better spent doing actual
work.

It's a violation of the license agreement too. Some of us do abide by
those things.


That's
the obvious question with Windows on Mac:
If you're going to put Windows on an overpriced,
limited Mac,
that's your first problem. no need to get an overpriced limited mac
when competitively priced very capable macs exist.

then why not cut out the middleman
and run Windows?
because with windows a mac, you can natively run mac, windows *and*
unix apps, giving the user the widest choice of software.