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Originally Posted by fowlerj
I will always also pick a Windows computer over Mac purely because my experience troubleshooting computers makes me know that Windows give you a lot more settings and options when fixing things. Macs just hide the stuff you need to fix things - drivers are the perfect example.
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One of the advantages with a Mac is that the software is designed for the hardware so you are not chasing drivers for mainboards, disks, video etc. That is one of the things I particularly love about them.
The only drivers you may have issues with, although I never have, is for printers and cameras. These are all under /Library and if you know how to use *nix, open terminal and you can navigate to the directory and rm them.
The ability to changes things are there in OSX, things are just done the unix way.