cwilbar
Well-known member
Macs are certainly used for software development. Maybe not in .NET or something.
Where I work there are plenty of Macs used by developers. All but 2 people on the team I am on are using Macs.
This is certainly not the case everywhere. But we (including myself) certainly should not be making blanket statements about an entire software industry based on our personal and often local experiences.
Lets leave the religious mac vs PC wars for somewhere else and get back to discussing arcade games and EPROM programmers in the case of this thread.
And for anyone that cares, this was typed on a Mac, but I also have several PCs, and I run Mac, Windows, and Linux. I generally prefer Linux, Mac, and Windows in that order, but it really depends on what I'm doing.
Oh, and as stated previously, my EPROM programming 'station' runs DOS
with my fileserver serving storage to DOS via NFS. DOS haters need not reply 
Where I work there are plenty of Macs used by developers. All but 2 people on the team I am on are using Macs.
This is certainly not the case everywhere. But we (including myself) certainly should not be making blanket statements about an entire software industry based on our personal and often local experiences.
Lets leave the religious mac vs PC wars for somewhere else and get back to discussing arcade games and EPROM programmers in the case of this thread.
And for anyone that cares, this was typed on a Mac, but I also have several PCs, and I run Mac, Windows, and Linux. I generally prefer Linux, Mac, and Windows in that order, but it really depends on what I'm doing.
Oh, and as stated previously, my EPROM programming 'station' runs DOS
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