Come on guys, especially Jobs (though why you would call yourself that when you are so clearly a Windows user). If people know anything about Apple it's that they (namely Steve Jobs) like to be in control of their own destiny and also that they have worked hard to produce a worls class OS that is years ahead of Windows XP and the yet to be released Vistsa.
That said do you really think that Steve will allow a Microsoft bugware OS like Windows to be the sole OS on a Mac?
I really don't think so!
To think that is ridiculous. They would never be satisfied running an OS that is so riddled with bugs and security holes. Not to mention millions of lines of "spaghetti code"
Steve Jobs gets a massive kick out of showing Apple's technical superiority over the competition. Also their pro apps are a good source of income and they are free to build updates to the OS X api that allows new features of the pro apps to work like core audio and core everything else. If they moved to Wind'ohs they wouldn't have that luxury any more as Microsoft are the ones that can update their OS.
Also Microsoft's street cred has never been at such an all time low.
Another point to note is that if Apple moved to Windows then Mirosoft would be virtually a total monopoly. That's not good got Microsoft as a company.
This week Apple launches "Boot Camp" which allows you to dual boot into OS X and Windows. If you read the pannels on the right they tell you that Windows boot implimentation is stuck in the 80's with BIOS and they also tell you what a shaky world the Windows worls is. DO you think that they would do this if they are going to totally enbrace that OS.
by Randy — Apr 08
That said do you really think that Steve will allow a Microsoft bugware OS like Windows to be the sole OS on a Mac?
I really don't think so!
To think that is ridiculous. They would never be satisfied running an OS that is so riddled with bugs and security holes. Not to mention millions of lines of "spaghetti code"
Steve Jobs gets a massive kick out of showing Apple's technical superiority over the competition. Also their pro apps are a good source of income and they are free to build updates to the OS X api that allows new features of the pro apps to work like core audio and core everything else. If they moved to Wind'ohs they wouldn't have that luxury any more as Microsoft are the ones that can update their OS.
Also Microsoft's street cred has never been at such an all time low.
Another point to note is that if Apple moved to Windows then Mirosoft would be virtually a total monopoly. That's not good got Microsoft as a company.
This week Apple launches "Boot Camp" which allows you to dual boot into OS X and Windows. If you read the pannels on the right they tell you that Windows boot implimentation is stuck in the 80's with BIOS and they also tell you what a shaky world the Windows worls is. DO you think that they would do this if they are going to totally enbrace that OS.
No, I didn't think so.
ROLMAO