"I am replacing the iPhone twice a year"

If you hear it, you may say "Ebata is a bourgeois (dead language)" isn't he?"

But right now, I am in such a position.

Following my compulsory exchange instruction from the company, the upgrade (and trouble) works consume huge amount of my time.

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In the first place, I do not like smartphones, especially iPhone.

After I used an Apple's PC (SE30 1989) I switched to the IBM compatible machine. After that, I tried to distance myself from Apple's devices as much as possible, however my families and companies have been forced to work on iPod, iPad, iPhone.

"I can fell a malice"

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Apple's PCs are popular with people in the fields of academics, art, especially music.

Since the beginning of Apple's PC, softwares in those fields has been developed and is still being sold with continuing upgrading.

I think that it is a natural that users (initial users) who first contacted the Apple PC can not leave Apple's PC.

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However, I am quite surprised to hear that many "Apple PCs" are installed at the university where my daughter is attending.

As an initial user, I guess that the researcher at that time, who was using an Apple PC, now becomes a professor and is promoting the mass installation of "Apple PC" at the university.

However, regardless of the superiority or inferiority of Apple PCs, at this time, unless they can use Windows 7/10 and office, they can not do business in Japan (probably the world) company.

Even if I accept just an argument that "university is not a company preparatory school", from the viewpont of soft landing to their first working experiment,

"The IT literacy education of the university by "Apple PC" can not be overlooked as a parent"

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If I can ignore "Windows 7/10 and office"

I will say,

"I would like to teach command line interfaces from the shell prompt while using the Linux office suite to college student"

But I know that it can not be helped if I receive an angry with saying "Go Home!"

(To be continued)