Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 9th Feb 2007 19:24 UTC, submitted by Tyr.
Longtime Windows expert Scot Finnie gave the Mac a three-month trial as his primary machine for work and home use. After 3 months, he concluded: "If you give the Mac three months, as I did, you won't go back either. The hardest part is paying for it - everything after that gets easier and easier."
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But there's a problem. Dreamweaver costs $400. And while that's OK in the corporate world, it's a stretch for my budget. As a result, I've had to fall back on using HomeSite 5.5 under Windows running in Parallels on my Mac. That works just fine, for now. One day I'll figure out a way to give Dreamweaver a real test.
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2006-04-10
He did not say goodbye to Redmond at all
"Note that my Mac runs Windows in the Parallels virtual-machine software, which I use frequently for a handful of specific tasks"
Well, hello, why is OSX great, if it does not solve your problems? Now he has to pay for OSX _and_ Windows, plus he has locked hardware, difficult to upgrade. Way to go.