It’s been very debatable as to what the real reason is for the actual lack of problems with infections and/or infiltrations of Macintosh computers. Some say it’s because of the obscurity of the operating system. I’ve seen others who say that it’s because a lot of programmers don’t have a big beef with Apple like a lot of programmers seem to have with Microsoft. Others say it is because it — is — actually more secure.
Now we can argue all day long as to what the real reasons are for the — missing problems — with viruses and taking over a Macintosh computer and controlling it and so on.
BUT, for most people they don’t care about the reasons why. All they care about is that it simply doesn’t happen, as it does in the Windows world.
So, for those ordinary and normal users, all of the so-called experts can argue all day long and the ordinary user will simply enjoy the benefits of what he or she has, with the Macintosh Operating System — over Windows operating system.
I’ve got my ideas of why the lack of these kinds of problems are the “state of affairs” for the Macintosh, but it doesn’t matter to me whether anyone else believes me or not. All that matters to me is — that is the way it is — and that’s worth a lot, all by itself. I enjoy the current state of affairs.
I would imagine quite a few Macintosh users enjoy it as well...
Indeed, I've heard Al Gore say the very same thing. I'm sure he appreciates your support of his lifestyle.
Me I couldn't bring myself to give a penny to the likes of Al and Jobs. Snakes both of them.