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CC2015 is so bad I bought a copy of Sketch.

over 8 years ago from Cristian Moisei, http://meet-cristian.com

  • Nathan HueningNathan Huening, over 8 years ago

    Sure. But why wouldn't you want the best tools / machine available to do your job? Why deliberately handicap yourself with the dearth of great software options on Windows when with a Mac, you get all the rich software plus can virtualize Windows alongside?

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    • Robert AniteiRobert Anitei, over 8 years ago

      I agree that the Mac it's more stable and fast but it is also expensive, at least in Romania where the average salary is ~600 euro.

      2 points
      • Dirk HCM van BoxtelDirk HCM van Boxtel, over 8 years ago

        More stable? Sorry but my PC's haven't really crashed since... well to be honest, I don't recall. Probably years ago.

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      • Nathan HueningNathan Huening, over 8 years ago

        That's fair. Not being able to afford the best tools doesn't mean failing to recognize that not all tools are created equal, so I'll concede the global currency arbitrage point.

        Corollary: It also means not failing to recognize that there's no metric for which a Windows box -- hardware, software, ecosystem, resale value, App store -- isn't an inferior tool.

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      • Cristian MoiseiCristian Moisei, over 8 years ago

        A mac is not that much more expensive when you consider you don't have to pay for the OS, don't have to buy an AV or office software. The rest of the cost is justified by the support you get, better looks and technologies, etc.

        p.s. I'm also Romanian, I remember breaking the bank to buy my first mac.

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    • Nathan NNathan N, over 8 years ago (edited over 8 years ago )

      You can do everything you stated above with a PC... Creative Cloud is cross-platform and if you know what you're doing you can build a hackintosh.

      edit: Not to mention with better specs for cheaper than the cost of an IMAC or MBP

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