
Over the years, we've occasionally run an "Ask OSNews" feature, wherein a reader asks us a question and we answer it publicly. Lately I've really been enjoying Slate's
Dear Prudence advice column and the ever-interesting
Straight Dope, and I thought we should see if we can get more OSNews readers to submit questions, and turn Ask OSNews into a more-regular thing. If your question falls outside of our domain expertise, we'll try to track down an expert to help out. And of course, our responses will always be supplemented by further advice from OSNews readers in the comments. Questions are welcome on any topic ranging from OSes and computing to science and geek culture.
Contact us with your questions. (Please include "Ask OSNews" in the subject). Today's question is from a young student in Hungary who's seduced by the faraway siren song of Apple's marketing and wonders, "should I switch?"
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2005-11-11
So you're saying that returning my Mac to the store will magically fix OS X kernel bugs? Yes, you are making that up.
Don't care, broken is broken. The customer is the king.
No, it isn't fixed. There is no update which fixes it: even after installing the latest updates it still doesn't work.
Taking it back won't fix software problems. I know this because I'm a developer.
You think that personal attacks make your points more valid?
Edited 2009-05-26 13:59 UTC