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Wishful Drinking
Yeah, its all there on the Dev CD and its a piece of cake to get to grips with - I've only done very limited programming and I'm getting the hang of it. As for the other major apps, Adobe and Macromedia are all well in on OS X - all we're waiting for is the slowpokes at Quark. <recalls classic line from Macromedia Director Windows manual... "Macromedia recommends Power Macintosh for all professional work...">. More games are coming through just lately, but I have a PS2 for all that malarkey anyway, and it doesn't sound like thats a major concern for you.
I'd say just jump on in. It sounds like you've pretty much convinced yourself you want one. If it helps, I know loads of people who have used Macs, be it mine, or ones at work, and then gone out and bought one. I don't know any Mac user who's had a play with Windows and decided they needed it in their lives. I've used macs since around 95 and i've never even been tempted back. Every time I have to use Windows 95, 98, XP, whatever, I generally end up wondering why people are still putting up with it. I'm trying not to be biased, I just really do enjoy using my Macs.
I'd say just jump on in. It sounds like you've pretty much convinced yourself you want one. If it helps, I know loads of people who have used Macs, be it mine, or ones at work, and then gone out and bought one. I don't know any Mac user who's had a play with Windows and decided they needed it in their lives. I've used macs since around 95 and i've never even been tempted back. Every time I have to use Windows 95, 98, XP, whatever, I generally end up wondering why people are still putting up with it. I'm trying not to be biased, I just really do enjoy using my Macs.