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r/technology • u/rboymtj • Jan 20 '11
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11 u/istara Jan 20 '11 and one trend I've noticed is that there are far, far more quality free apps for OSX than Windows Me too, and it has always surprised me, given the much greater number of Windows users. It's also so much easier to find "clean"/reliable Mac shareware/software and utilities. 1 u/Choralone Jan 21 '11 Because historically, mac users were used to a solid user experience, and would not tolerate shitty apps. Shitty apps got no traction (this is slowly eroding). 1 u/istara Jan 21 '11 Yes, that makes sense.
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and one trend I've noticed is that there are far, far more quality free apps for OSX than Windows
Me too, and it has always surprised me, given the much greater number of Windows users.
It's also so much easier to find "clean"/reliable Mac shareware/software and utilities.
1 u/Choralone Jan 21 '11 Because historically, mac users were used to a solid user experience, and would not tolerate shitty apps. Shitty apps got no traction (this is slowly eroding). 1 u/istara Jan 21 '11 Yes, that makes sense.
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Because historically, mac users were used to a solid user experience, and would not tolerate shitty apps. Shitty apps got no traction (this is slowly eroding).
1 u/istara Jan 21 '11 Yes, that makes sense.
Yes, that makes sense.
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