You are not that bright are you? Macs are for people who are serious about video and music editing.
I have a mac because I am a musician. (separate desktop for gaming). Making a windows look like a mac will not make it any better. All it proves is that you are ashamed of windows enough to hide it behind a musicians savior.
Just a bit of clarification: it is neither the hardware, nor the OS that makes the Mac platform any better for any kind of media editing. It is the software that is exclusive to it that makes it a more widely used device amongst 'artists'.
The is nothing to be ashamed of by using any operating system...now, sticking little Apple logos on your car bumper or mindlessly trolling forums with inaccurate information and illogical arguments is something to be ashamed of.
I'd have to say that on a personal level, the fact that many users of Macs have a dual-boot setup with Windows on a separate partition and use this ability as support for a Mac purchasing argument is proof enough that the OS/hardware combo isn't as angelic as some would have you believe.
The "Macs don't get viruses/are more secure" is entirely based upon the Mac system remaining a low priority target. There is little different in the way a Mac addresses networking and hardware/software management. It uses the same protocols and similar techniques. The lack of malware is purely the result of being a poor target; that means Macs must maintain it's relatively small market share in order to avoid the exact same issues that Windows PCs have to deal with. No networked device is a fortress. Stronger defenses can repel casual threats but it will do little but slow down the determined attacker.
On a lighter note, Macs have plenty of cool and useful features (lots of automation) that casual, inexperienced, home users might take advantage of. It's all a game of pro's and con's.
