So, obviously, the first feature you really notice with Nexus is that it appears exactly like a Mac's OS. The second part is that the Mac OS (anything from Apple in general) is admired on mobile devices, and so even people who own a PC see the iOS on some devices and think, “Maybe their computers have better systems too.” 8 branches out and catches up with the times a little more, but 7, Vista and XP basically have the same taskbar structure and functions. The first part has to do with Windows and their constant need to release basically the same functions with each OS. One of the reasons that a lot of Windows users want to switch to Mac’s look and operation is a two-parter.

A few functions also change to mirror the Mac OS, but it's mostly about the appearance change. Winstep Nexus Dock, simply known as “Nexus” by most, is a customizable dock for your PC (think of it like a theme), designed to transform the aesthetics of the PC into a Mac. Even some Windows fans get tired of how a stock PC appears, and this is why the Winstep Nexus Dock is so popular. However, Mac home computer fans, while not plentiful, are supreme loyalists who appreciate many aspects of Mac over PC, including the look. Without adding in factors like smartphones, i's really quite embarrassing for Apple.

When it comes to home computers, Windows far and away demolishes its next closest competitor. The battle between Mac and PC isn't really close once you get past the misleading commercials and the bleed-over from the mobile market. Windows is the most popular operating system there is pertaining to home computers, but some PC users may enjoy a program like Nexus, which transforms the Windows desktop into a Mac OS.

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