jusdrum - 4:12 pm on Apr 26, 2004 (gmt 0)

I use a 12" iBook G4 and I love it.

The thing that I notice most for PC users when they hop on a Mac, is they get confused by the little differences. Such as right-clicking. Macs don't have right clicks, although they do have a control-click which is similar and can be programmed on virtually all multi-button mice. File management is different too. Especially compared to XP. Macs tend to let you put stuff wherever you want it, whereas Windows tends to define where things go for you.

I think the biggest place where Mac compatibility becomes a problem is in the web arena. For example, the Google toolbar is not available for a Mac! That's huge.

I am an avid Mac user. I should be on Apple's payroll for how often I recommend their products. However, I still own Windows boxes because there are certain functions that I need from them. In fact, I have a Windows box at my office that I use Microsoft's remote desktop client to access. So I get around most of my Windows issues because I can temporarily turn my iBook into a Windows machine by opening the remote desktop client (I've never had good luck with emulators so I prefer an actual windows box that I can access remotely)/