And you know it was Windows that cause the problem?

I know don't worry and this still pretty mild though

This site was suggested by Shaky to setup a visualization and run Mac and Linux that way on Windows.
link

Actually you need to.

I don't think you've your Freelander just to look at it but you've it to drive in it and you know the components that you need to operate it and how to use them.
A Mac/PC is not different from that and a File manager is a component in the operating system you use quite often.

Tim with a PC we've a classical view of separate case with the hardware and a separate screen i only said that it doesn't look like that and more like a laptop with everything integrated into one device. And a laptop is also a PC after all but I thought you knew what i meant to say.

Actually you started the war with making a Mac vs PC question, there is no way out of it, no matter what you say or ask it's always a versus matter.
And because there is no clear answer off course there is conflict.

hey leave me out off this

Mac has some pro's and neg's and the same is true for Win or Linux.
Linux you can easily try out since it work on everything.
It's just that for a Mac that the hardware is "selective" so you need to by a Mac to run MacOS so it's difficult to test them.

There are some ways to run Mac virtually.
Shaky knows quite a bit about that I believe.
That way you could try Mac out (at least the interface) to see if you like it.

Well i've seen it in the stores and it looks great.
I like it better then the Km/x styling.

What i mean is simply cut the PC connector off from the cable you've now and then fit on that a 3.5mm jacket.

But if that doesn't work why should a connector/converter work?
All the converter does is connect the - to - and the + to the + but then change connections right?

Maybe you could strip the PC connector off from the flash and make them into 3.5mm jacket?