I love Macs. They're so touchy-feely - if you're not a read the manual type you can pretty much work out for yourself how to do something, and they just look nice and MAKE SENSE, unlike Windows (pah).

I write scripts on Celtx, which is fine, ScriptSmart worked for a bit then just died on me. I've not tried looking for Final Draft OS on torrents, is it as easy as all that?

I used a Mac yesterday. It was dual-booted into XP, but I still felt all weird and dirty inside. And not in a good way.

Quote: willie garvin @ October 9 2008, 3:07 PM BST

They're so touchy-feely - if you're not a read the manual type you can pretty much work out for yourself how to do something, and they just look nice and MAKE SENSE, unlike Windows (pah).

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Funniest post ever.

Ah, was that sarcasm, Aaron?

No. But I'm hoping that your post was.

Wh...why? I mean, obviously I was hamming up the ickle girly baby talk for comic effect, but... surely Macs are notorious for being lateral and user friendly, compared to PCs?

I have both. Both have advantages, both have their faults. As with most things.

I hate fanboys of any description.

I'm still quite angry btw. Soz

Quote: willie garvin @ October 9 2008, 8:13 PM BST

surely Macs are notorious for being lateral and user friendly, compared to PCs?

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I find the binary opposite to be the case. And that it's only Mac users - as opposed to not only Windows users, but 'people' in general - who think that to be true.

Most, I suspect, would rank them fairly equally. So it's down to personal prefernce and experience.

I'd like a mac but they're too expensive.