[ SECRET POST #3449 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3449 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

There are programs you can only run on a Mac.

Moreover, there are a lot of design firms that use Macs, regardless of whether or not they're actually superior for design. So if you work for one of them and are inclined to use your home computer for work on occasion, or if you're just using your work computer because you can't afford a home PC, you're going to be using a Mac.

[sachiko_san]

If you're the same anon, go back and read what I wrote. You might find a caveat that addresses programs that says something along the lines of not seeing how a Mac is more advantageous over a PC unless you use programs that are only for Macs.

You know you can format external hard drives to run on both, right? And for smaller files, thumb drives don't even need formatting (ignoring the possibility you're not allowed either, but in that case, you're probably not taking work home and only working on it at work and thus what you use at home wouldn't matter).

[(Anonymous)]

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That doesn't address the software needs. As AYRT clearly stated, there are design programs (and CGI programs!) that work better or solely on Macs. It doesn't matter how customisable your rig is and how much you've spent optimising it for *games*, someone working in design has other needs to be met.

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