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Is Apple really neglecting their pro users? I'm a pro user and after three years of using a Mac I'm just way way more productive than I ever was after ten years
by jolux 10y ago
Is Apple really neglecting their pro users? I'm a pro user and after three years of using a Mac I'm just way way more productive than I ever was after ten years of Windows usage. Every time I see something cool in Windows 10 (like Linux subsystem, PowerShell package manager, etc) that might make me switch back I remember how shitty the control panel is, how cluttered the interface is, how bad the system search is, how poorly designed everything else seems. And yes, I know they're working on these things but the problem is OS X has had them for nearly 15 years now and Microsoft is still figuring it out. What is OS X/MacOS missing for pro users on the software side? I'll admit the hardware could use an update (likely later this year) but I'm pretty content with the way everything works in software right now. With macOS 10.12 we'll be getting an amazing new file system too.
I have to use Windows 10 for CAD software and sometimes playing games and it's inarguably the best Windows so far. Unfortunately, that's not saying much.
- uola 10y agoYes, my understanding is that they did (and to some degree continue to), especially before the new Mac Pro. We're talking about users that spend 99% of their time in an application suite.