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Old 01-06-10, 11:51 AM
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Semi-related: I'm going to be needing a new computer in the not too distant future (I'm over 4 years on this one - easily a record for me), and I think it may be time for me to make the move to Mac.

One of the main things holding me back is fear that some of the essential programs I use aren't going to work (and I know I could set up a Windoze partition, but that has to be a huge PITA). So, Mac users, what are some of the things you can't run on our Mac that only run on a PC? From the sound of this thread, I'm guessing HEM is one of those programs, and I really have zero desire to move to PT3.

Also, can you have a sweet dual monitor setup with a Mac, or it it better to just go with a massive screen?

I'm a total Mac n00b.
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