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That's really helpful - thanks guys. Although there are some very good apps for the Mac, there are very few in comparison to the software available for Windows. I'll look at the books mentioned and try and contribute something to the Mac community!

That moron would be me! Can you recommend any Cocoa programming books that don't presume that you've previously coded in C? I've done a bit of Basic and Delphi on the PC, so I have a basic knowledge of the fundamentals (variables etc.) but I'm completely knew to C. Also, is Real Basic any...

I assumed that the only OS you could run on a Mac was OS X but apparently not. Although there are less PPC compiles, it appears that there are people who run Linux and OS X on the same machine (I particularly like the look of Mac On Linux). So I'm wondering what you're thoughts are on Linux...

You have a point, although Microsoft obviously has a vested interest in encouraging people to use its Windows OS and PC's rather than OS X and Mac's. The distinction isn't quite so clear cut as software (Microsoft) and hardware (Apple). The one thing I can't stand is the constant speculation...

Ok, having switched from PC about a month ago, I think this is the area where the Mac is lacking in options: OpenOffice - very promising, but it runs SO slow on my iBook. And I don't want to run an ugly X11 program on my Mac. AppleWorks - terrible. Looks old and I can't even see any way to...