Mac OS X
I've never owned a computer that could be considered on the cutting edge as far as hardware, so the fact that a Mac isn't built for gaming is just fine by me.
I'm on my second Intel iMac & my second MacBook and so far everything seems to be going fairly well. I'm mainly interested in Macintosh computers because Mac OS X runs BSD underneath everything & that makes it easy to integrate them into my existing Wikipedia:Linux network.
A huge bonus is that if something's horribly wrong with my machine I can just take it into one of the *5* Apple Store locations within 15 miles of my apartment =]
Besides... for all of my real work I just boot into CentOS through VMWare Fusion on the iMac or the MacBook. =]
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iPod Stuff
Gaming Under Mac OS X
- Star Craft :: Tips on running & my mega map collection
- Unreal Tournament 2004 :: Impressions of how well it works & more
- Doom 3 :: I finally have a computer powerful enough to play this aging game
- VMware Fusion
Mac OS X Security
- Mac OS X Security Bookmarks :: Pages I've found to be useful
Mac OS X Development
- Xcode gives you a toolset to compile and/or develop your own Mac OS X software
Mac OS X Administration
Tips & Tricks
- Remapping Mac OS X Keys :: For those of us who don't require both an 'Enter' & a 'Return' key on a laptop.
- Locking Mac OS X Screen :: Because it'd be great to CTRL-SHIFT-L
- Intel Mac Startup Keys :: Change your Mac's boot behavior
Buying A Mac
- Mac Rumors' Buyer's Guide :: Neat list of products available & how far into their release cycle they are.
Virtualization
- VMware Fusion :: I currently use VMware Fusion for my virtual machines
I absolutely cannot recommend Parallels at all, I've given it several chances and every time I've been unhappy.
