I switched to a Mac at work about 6 weeks ago.
Finally getting up to speed.
The trackpad changes have been the hardest for me to get a handle on.
I still have issues/slowness in navigating the finder. 20 years of
windows habits are hard to break.
I had a license for fireworks on my pc, and I miss that for photo
editing and cropping. preview gets the job done, but takes me
considerably longer. (not a platform difference, but it is slowing me
down)
Outlook on the Mac sucks hard.
The loss of tortoise built in to the os/windows explorer/finder is
hugely missed.

The terminal, and command line, is a godsend.
Eclipse is blazingly fast on the mac compared to the pc.

and there are a few old pc programs I cannot get to run on the mac
(genealogy stuff), and cannot get emulators/winebottles to work.

But overall, besides the inefficiencies with an old dog learning new
tricks, I am very glad for the switch.

I do like the directions MS is moving with the Windows8/html5
direction. I am following that closely. I think it is a good move.



On Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 10:41 AM, Medic <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I'm the exception to this.
>
> Windows user since the 90's and switched to Mac a year ago when a new job me
> a MBP. I was super excited about the move and very open to everything.
> However after almost a year I can't wait to get back to windows machine the
> next time we buy hardware. I'm looking forward to actually getting some work
> done. The days when I work from home on my PC I honestly feel blessed. Like
> I'm hanging out with an old friend that understands productivity and
> granular control.
>

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