Quick MP poll... do you a PC or a Mac or both to surf the net?

Mac at home, pc at work cause I have to.

Fedora 8 on x86_64

Mac

Dan Mottinger wrote:PC @ work Mac @ home--as of last week, yay!

Wow. I know that climbers are, as a rule, a fairly well educated group of people. This is especially true when you compare climbers to other groups of people who regularly sleep in parking lots.

But I am incredibly impressed by how many people have mentioned Linux. I've seen several posts on Ubuntu (no surprise there), one on Fedora, and one on Yellow Dog.

Now I'm curious to know if I'm the only one who does this: I put rock climbing stickers all over my laptops and Linux stickers on my climbing gear.

Power to the Penguins!

PC

Now, I think everyone should go back and say what they do for a living. PCs rule the mainstream corporate business world.

I was floored at the number of folks saying they had a Mac.

If you guys all came back and said you worked for Fortune 500 companies, I'd have to seriously reevaluate my stock holdings.

Windows XP at work and home.

Not So Famous Old Dude wrote:PC Now, I think everyone should go back and say what they do for a living. PCs rule the mainstream corporate business world. I was floored at the number of folks saying they had a Mac. If you guys all came back and said you worked for Fortune 500 companies, I'd have to seriously reevaluate my stock holdings.

WOW, I am surprised so many people are on Macs. This site is atypical of the average computer user.

I guess I should start color correcting pictures for this site for Mac users.

For instance... this picture looks just like the slide on my PC at home but looks over saturated and a little yellow on my mac at work.

mountainproject.com/v/utah/…

To be fair, the light on those rocks was incredible (It is the Sushine Wall after all) but not quite to the extent that it displays on my mac at work. Those of you on a mac... does it look too over the top to you also?

Thanks for your help,
Brad

Mac or Die! Well maybe not die, but it is my preference.

Brad,

FireFox 3 will have the ability to read ICC profiles, just Safari. In 3.0 it's going to be disabled by default but I expect it will be turned on by default at some point during the lifetime of 3.0.

mac, mac, and mac.

I own both but I avoid using my PC if at all possible. I need it for business purposes but that is all I can stand it for. I have 2 words.. god damn pop ups. Cant say I ever get those on my MAC.

PC work & AZ - Fish empire ONLY runs MAC even if that means we cant use simple programs or applications.

I saw that some people out there are running some old machines. We've got a stock load of old Macs (just in case of what who knows). Anybody need a board, some memory?

I work mostly with Creative Suite, and I have run it on a pc and mac. My opinion is that they both have their strengths and weakness, and it ultimately boils down to which system you feel more comfortable with.

I'm not, however, impressed with Vista.

Mac G4 Tower.

PC

i'm debating whether to start another thread asking members if they proofread their comments before they post.

my PC started crashing and after the umpteenth time, i stepped up to a mac book pro.
pretty stoked on it so far.
i bought a refurbished on from the apple website for a pretty good discount and it still comes with the full warranty.
mk

PC.

John Langston wrote:OK all you mac users. I am currently typing away at my very first mac ever. I'm a little confused but I'm figuring it out. But how do I right click? Or it's equivalent?

PC at work

Dual boot Ubuntu and Vista at home (laptop)