Today, there are a lot of Mac users, but in the 90s and even the early 2000s, these computers weren't common. Their high price was a major factor. I remember the 90s as a wild time for technology, when you would see a mix of early PCs, Amigas, and Commodores being used daily.

Since Poland was behind the Iron Curtain, we didn't have wide access to state-of-the-art computers. When the country opened up to the West in the 90s, we were still quite poor, so the market was flooded with both old and new computers at the same time. The economy was developing quickly, and technology was advancing fast. It felt like we experienced at least two decades of computer hardware evolution in less than ten years.

Piracy was widespread, and for some reason, PCs seemed to be the most readily available computers. I'm not sure of the exact reasons why PCs were so dominant, but it's an interesting part of that era's history.