[Leonard210]

Right on dayglored. Hackers hack ‘cause they love to hack. How stupid do they think we are? No one has tried to hack a Mac ‘cause there aren’t enough of them yet? What tripe.

“One of these days Alice. Bang! Zoom! Just as soon as there are enough of you out there, you’re goin’ to the moon!” (For the kiddies, it’s a Jackie Gleason reference. He used to say, ‘You’re goin’ to the moon Alice...’ Gleason. Jackie Gleason. Oh, never mind!)

[dayglored]

Heh, good Gleason reference (I'm old enough to remember the show).

I use Win, Mac, Linux, and NetBSD computers every day. I'm in charge of System Administration at a software company.

• NetBSD for the network OS -- free, simple, stable, secure.
• Linux for the network utilities and VMs -- free, plentiful, secure.
• Windows for the applications that only run on Windows -- costly, unstable, insecure, but ubiquitous.
• Mac OS-X for all of the above -- costly, but stable, secure, easy to use, and supports all the rest.

Why are my work notebook, and all my main home computers, Macs? Because they do all of the above in one package, with a great GUI and cool hardware.

VMware Fusion on the Mac -- I run Windows, Linux, NetBSD, even MS-DOS on my MacBook. Beats the crap outta everything else out there.