Wow. Okay, well I'm not out to fool anybody.
Like I said on the profile page, I'm not anybody's fanboi. At the moment I'm typing on a MacMini running OS X, with two VMs going, one Windows 7, the other CentOS 6 (Linux). Because I do a lot of things that require all of those. I'm remotely VPN'ed into my Linux box at work.
The software company I work for is completely heterogeneous, and as a System Admin I deal daily with Ubuntu Linux, Unix (FreeBSD, NetBSD), Solaris, Mac OS X, and Windows 7 and 10. I don't have time to play favorites.
My workstation there is, by my choice, CentOS Linux, because of all the above, I am most comfortable doing IT work in that environment. I has its limits for media (video and audio support are still, alas, pretty lame) but my employer doesn't pay me to watch videos.
If I had to choose only one operating system and no other for my personal use, it would probably be Mac OS X, because in addition to a very good GUI, it has real UNIX under the hood, and I can run my scores of POSIX utilities, decades of C programs and shell scripts, and other such things, in a true X11 environment. I consider it the best overall combination of ingredients, and their hardware is excellent, in my experience.
And that's why the actual Windows fanbois give me a hard time. They accuse me of hating Windows (I don't). They accuse me of hating Microsoft (I think Microsoft has a history of doing evil things, but I don't waste time with hating.)
So it's kind of refreshing to be called a Windows fanboi, as you did. It's completely untrue, but at least it's a change from the other accusations. :-)
Have a great evening, I'm on the East Coast and need to get some sleep before I get up for work. Cheers!
I'm anything but a MS fanboi/gurl, though I use their products in certain scenarios, and I've always found dayglored's posts interesting, informative, and definitely not propaganda.