Oops. Don't mess with Microsoft fans 
I’m not a fan for anyone really; I guess that’s a contributing factor in my lack of interest in sports. I’m not a fan-boy for anything and I have little loyalties based on such. I like what I like because it best fits my needs and expectations. Mac users are nearly always flag waving fans, its one of the reasons why they are still around and/or give the chance to survive into today’s market.
I’d buy Apples OSX if it was available for purchase and I could install it on an AMD or Intel based machine. I’ve said that for years.
Unfortunately Linux is just not refined enough and lacks application support for most of what I need my computers to do. If I was a High school or College student with no money and needs that weren’t any more then web browsing, basic office apps, music/video and games then I could get away with it but for ME, it’s not possible. For MY office, it’s not an option either.
Sorry, I have little tolerance for misinformation (or exaggerated facts) which is a good thing. If I spread misinformation (and I unknowingly have), I’d expect someone to correct me. I assure you my response won’t be to call you a fan-boy.
I really wonder why Apple won’t release its OS to the public. Now that it runs on a x86 system it can easily be made available to all Intel and AMD hardware owners.
At a recent Mac OS security conference, they offered a $10,000 reward to anyone that was able to hack into its system at the event. It was originally only opened to people attending the event but ultimately was made available to everyone world wide. In less then two and a half hours the system was breached. Others all over the web have been displaying their ability to hack-a-mac. Apples response was to release up to 45 bug fixes over the next couple of days.
