Debate: Will Mac Ever Beat PC?
Side: Yes Mac is Awesome!

HAHA, that's what I meant by the fork lift. They are used to using fork lifts at work... so they bring them home and think "Well it's nice that I can get around now at home". OS X is simpler, but at the same time it's more complicated for people who know nix and BSD. There are little things that are completely different that require getting used to, but it's not like learning a new OS will make you forget the other, you know?I understand your point, and I agree for the most part. Before 2002, I had no idea that Apple even existed. I wasn't a TV person, and I don't know if they even played adverts back then, but I knew nothing about Apple. I was a Windows lover, I really was. Then, one day while walking through a local CompUSA I found a bunch of new Macs in the back... and at first I looked at the hardware specs, and then at the machine that the hardware was wrapped up in and I laughed. The hardware was old in comparison to the PC, and I didn't know wtf OSX was, I thought maybe it was a very clean and flashy version of Linux, which I was familiar with.Later I looked up the processors that were in the PowerMac G5, and that's what changed my initial view of them. The PPC's were RISC processors, unlike the x86 Intel and AMD CPU's which were CISC, and I then realized it was like an AMD cpu on steroids. More bandwidth with even MORE bandwidth because of the instruction set. That's what set me off to learn more, and I was completely amazed at what kind of engineering was behind the equally impressive cases. I essentially fell in love with the mac, even before I had one. I got one and now I know why people love them... they are excellent machines. Anyhow, what I'm saying is, I used to be a Windows fanboi, and I used to laugh at Apple, so I know what you mean when you say that you don't know much and that you'd rather stick with a PC. At the time Mac's couldn't run Windows, so I was stuck making a choice between OS X and Windows... and I love fiddling with new OS's so I bought an iBook G4 (because it was damn cheap compared to PC's at the time). I don't think Apple is ignoring* the gaming industry. I think it's more about the gaming industry ignoring them. What I mean is, the platform hasn't gained that much market share, why would they develop for a platform that no one uses? Also, the market is different. The people using Mac's often don't want to play games anyways... well, this is changing, people are finally crossing over, and Apple's seeing great success... but if you've noticed, Apple is responding to this as well. StarCraft II is due to release for the Mac, and a bunch of other games. StarCraft II is a HUGE title for this platform, and it's only going to help stimulate the market for gaming on a Mac...I disagree about the "most users won't install another OS"... People that buy macs usually have support by people who love macs. I know my friends mother, and a friends friend use Windows on a mac but don't know how to do it themselves... also, when you buy the machine they'll set it up for you to run WIndows. It's not as complicated as you might think. Mac's ship with bootcamp so everything's already in place and waiting for a new OS. My point is that it's just as easy to install XP or Vista on a Mac than to upgrade from XP to vista... if not easier.