The first is that sooner or later you will need to build or test an app for the Mac or, more likely, for iOS. Nevertheless, I have run a Mac alongside Windows for years now, and I find myself needing it increasingly. There is also much that I admire about Apple’s platform, but I hope I have convinced you that I am not so bedazzled by the company that I am unable to think coherently about its products. For a third, I dislike the notion that all apps for its popular mobile platform must be distributed through the Apple store and subject to a fee, now extended to in-app upgrades and subscriptions as well as initial sales. For another, I am not an admirer of Apple’s secretive approach, or the fact that most requests for comment from journalists are responded to with silence. Admittedly that is partly because I am familiar with how to fix and tune Windows and remove foistware, but it is not that hard. For one thing, I find Windows (and Linux) stable and fast, so you are not going to hear me argue that my computing life was transformed once I made that Switch (with a capital letter).
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