Hmmmm,
I’ve been reading some blogs regarding that Mac users are ardently opposed to dual-booting Windows. If this was the case, why would Apple create BootCamp? These two occurences are in sharp contrast.
I, for one, love my MacBook and one would have trouble prying it from my cold, dead lifeless fingers. I will not give up the $25K in software that I’ve invested with the Mac. Just no way! My reason for dual-booting Windows and Mac is because my company does not create Mac-based binaries for their software suite. I don’t want to carry around my ThinkPad, that the company issued me, in addition to the MacBook. I also program in Java and Visual C# .NET with MS Visual Studio 2005. As a consultant, I need flexibility because not all of my customers have one type of architecture nor do they have one type of language that they program in.
So therefore, I created a partition for Windows that I use exclusively for work. It provides me more flexibility than before and made me a happier Apple customer.
So, maybe Apple knows that there are folks out there like me who need that specific flexibility. As for the Mac users who are ardently opposed to dual-booting Windows; well, they need to go back to the Tar Pits. Get used to the fact that ‘the times they are a changin”.
:Vaughn
Tags: Apple, customer, trouble, tar pits, fingers, Studio