I remember visiting the brother of my friend quite a few years ago, he had a big iMac in his living room and asked me to put on some music. So I hopped over and was dumbfounded on how to right click. So I asked my friend and he basically said &#x27;there is no right click&#x27; (note, both of them were mac users, I wasn&#x27;t), and then I said surely there must be a right click!? Then he asked his brother and he was like &#x27;don&#x27;t really know, there&#x27;s a key combination or something you can press I think&#x27;.<p>Anyway I put on the music and thought for years macs had no right click and never bothered to investigate further. I never had Apple money as a teenager and never used Macs, and given both of them had for years I thought they must&#x27;ve known. I&#x27;d been in the back of my mind ever since, hesistant to even consider switching to OS X. Until my early 20s when I needed a mac for work, looked into it and right clicked on my mac ever since.<p>I wouldn&#x27;t dare put a number on the amount of users they missed out on, but I&#x27;d likely have switched a few years earlier. That, the price positioning and the minor hassle around office as a student were the three biggest things preventing it. The first ended up being totally false, the other two became less important as I stopped being a student and started a career.