I used Mac for about 7 years (by choice), but recently switched back to Windows (by choice). Macs and PCs are different, but neither is inherently better.
An optimized and efficient workflow can be achieved on both operating systems.
I planned to buy a mac, but I didn't find any good reasons to buy.
At the end of the day, it's down to what you are comfortable with. If you can't find reasons to switch to a Mac, then why bother? What is compelling you to get a Mac? Fancy marketing?
Also I heard a rumor that Mac doesn't have a Task Manager like windows, because it won't hang.
All computers are suitable to software entropy. Macs are known to be slower (only because the specs are usually a few years outdated), but Windows PCs suffer the same issues. Maintain your computer (OSX or Windows) and you can avoid this problem.
I used Mac for about 7 years (by choice), but recently switched back to Windows (by choice). Macs and PCs are different, but neither is inherently better.
An optimized and efficient workflow can be achieved on both operating systems.
At the end of the day, it's down to what you are comfortable with. If you can't find reasons to switch to a Mac, then why bother? What is compelling you to get a Mac? Fancy marketing?
All computers are suitable to software entropy. Macs are known to be slower (only because the specs are usually a few years outdated), but Windows PCs suffer the same issues. Maintain your computer (OSX or Windows) and you can avoid this problem.