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What I said about Photoshop is based on a comment a friend of mine who uses Photoshop regularly made to me that he found color matching easier on a Mac. This friend has a job as a PC support technician at a university, so I assumed that he knew what he was talking about. Plus, I heard something similar from someone I knew who works as a graphic artist a few years back. The truth is my own experience with Photoshop is limited. I've used it a few times, but not in the last several years. I'm not a tool, and I try to tell the truth as best I know it.
Just because I disagree with you, doesn't mean I don't have a right to speak.
By all means, speak all you want! Lord knows we have users on here with 3,000+ posts who haven't said squat yet! I am simply recommending to everyone else not to listen, at least until you have proven yourself worthy... which so far you have not... reporting hearsay as factual first hand knowledge until you are called out on it... a typical mac tactic, and a bad character trait nontheless. Stick to the facts and gain esteem, blow smoke and suffer people questioning your advise.
It's ok though... most of us seasoned computer users let mac users spout their stuff without feeling the need to jump in.. It is a free country and if you can actually convince someone that mac is better - as if any one platform is better than any other - go for it. I just wanted to point out your BS Photoshop argument to anyone who might have been suckered by it.
rofl - this thread delivers more than just an out of stock subpar bargain
Mac and PC users live in different worlds and I happen to live in both...My life changed and I switched from one to another. I think both were good for me at the time and keep getting better. I may switch again when the time comes...
Back in stock at the moment.