CraigG

Craig, not exactly, I only asked *one* question - it's was about the amount of experience you had with Mac and OS X. As I already stated, I have configured several Macs for our Novell network and didn't see enough to com...

I use Cakewalk's Sonar. In part because Cakewalk's Pro Audio had the highest ratings in the Windows based market at the time I started experimenting with DAW software. I have stuck with Cakewalk since that time and had n...

Artemio, Already said, I support 180 PC. Very few problems and most because of 3rd party software. My experience. Already said, I have done a limited amount of Mac configuring to get them on our Novell network. Simply di...

OK. I'll try to control my frustration. I just get tired of the PC bashing - from Mac commercials to Mac users - when I know it's simply not true. BTW, sounds like you need to find better tech support people for your lab...

Mac guys, You just had to go there, didn't you? I suppose I should have expected as much. Well, at least you have confirmed one of my earlier statements about some Mac users having a tendency to put down Windows boxes an...

...and personal experience. I'm happy with PC and Windows. I have already stated my reasons - many of which prove the generalizations made about the shortcomings of Windows based systems are not always true (even in thes...

Can't understand why there's a tendency for Mac people tend to put down Windows. Windows is different, true. That doesn't make it a bad choice. My point all along has been both[/i] platforms have their good points and ba...

Thats primarily been because of ProTools, if I'm not mistaken. ProTools, while it is well entrenched in pro studios, is lagging behind the competition feature for feature (and for quite a bit less). And, as one would ima...

ROCOTTO: Depending on who's aswering, you'll get a different response (just as Artemio and I have already proven). As a computer support technician, though I largely do PC support, I have also played around with and conf...

Part of what you need to consider is cost. Windows PCs have come a long way and are very reliable to build on. They also allow you a LOT more options from various manufacturer's down the road. The reliability of USB2.x h...