Might be a repost but Windows 7 ?

[pbr87]

Not really, they're pretty intuitive. You just have to learn the little differences. Things are organized differently, and most things are just backwards from PC. When I was working in tech support for them in AppleCare, we had 4 weeks of training on them before we hit the calling floor, and it didn't take long for most people to get the hang of them.

I guess I'm just reluctant because I've been using PCs almost my whole life. That, and PCs seem to be cheaper for the most part. I have friends here at school who use Macs, and every time I try to use one, it drives me nuts. I'll accidentally hit the wrong part of the mousepad, and it swivels into a completely different screen.

[87e30]

I guess I'm just reluctant because I've been using PCs almost my whole life. That, and PCs seem to be cheaper for the most part. I have friends here at school who use Macs, and every time I try to use one, it drives me nuts. I'll accidentally hit the wrong part of the mousepad, and it swivels into a completely different screen.

Some people find these little things super annoying.

Personally I love them, make switching around from window to window or whatever super fast and convenient. I love the mousepad and shortcuts, then again I'm a huge fan of shortcuts on any device I have... more so than 99% of people out there I'd bet.