Microsoft verses Apple Mac and Linnix

The answer varies according to which question you're asking. When you ask who has the best value for the money, I'd be inclined to say Linux, since many distros are free. Of course if you ask someone in China, where most copies of Windows are pirated anyway, they'll likely say Windows every time. Microsoft Windows is comparable to Mac OS-X in user-friendliness. It overtook the Mac by becoming the first compatible operating system with a bitmap. Apple has since embraced third-party hardware, but it is still too expensive and still more limited. Linux has been around for over a decade-and-a-half, but unfortunately total freedom brings with it disorganization. There are over 350 distros out there, and experienced software engineers who are willing to work for free are just too few to refine any one of them. Some of them are becoming fairly mature, and Linux has some clear advantages, such as not having to defragment a hard drive, clean a registry, or reboot after installing updates. But there's still too much terminal and too little automation involved with the installation of basic resources. Both OS-X and Linux (especially Linux) are harder for the user to mess up than Windows, but they have bugs of their own, one of them being a USB bug that makes the pointer stop responding to the mouse, and portable apps to crash. Some Macs also experience a kernel panic when USB devices are plugged in. Fanboys hate me for bringing this up, and I've been attacked from all directions at CNET, ZDNET, and TechRepublic. But eventually the truth emerges...that Mac and Linux users have to condition themselves to do without in order to find satisfaction. Windows users do not. Our greatest problems are intercompatibility issues, which come with the platform that has the most options. Another problem with running the most popular platform is that you're running the biggest target for malware attacks. Fortunately for us, there is more free security software for our OS than there is total for any other. McAfee has invented an innovation called "script scanning," which makes drive-by infection a thing of the past for its users. AOL offers it for free, to anyone with an AOL e-mail account: http://safety.aol.com/isc/index.adp? Windows Vista is also the most secure version of Windows yet, making it nearly impossible for malware to install without user intervention. It only gets better from here. Ultimately, what makes a product the best is third-party support. Even Microsoft can't do it all by themselves, but they have the most "friends." Hope this helps!

I always use Microsoft Windows system, too. I haven't used other operating system. I think Windows system is already good enough, although it has bugs. But everything has bugs.

Apple mac, is very good, and beautiful...