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Honestly, I have all of those type of problems and more on my Mac and Linux desktop systems. Just today I was working on my Mac Pro and after waking it up for
by WayneBro 10y ago
Honestly, I have all of those type of problems and more on my Mac and Linux desktop systems.
Just today I was working on my Mac Pro and after waking it up for like the fifth time to run my app in Xcode, my USB mouse stopped working. As a matter fact no mouse that I plugged into it would work. Turns out I had to restart the machine and reset the SMC by holding a special keyboard combination.
That's the kind of problem that I constantly get on a Mac. The kind of stuff that doesn't go away, there is no fix for it. All the Windows stuff you mentioned can be fixed one way or another permanently. I won't bore you with a huge list of my own gripes but honestly everything is fixable and I don't know why people single at Windows at all.
- gambiting 10y agoI get you, I also have a lot of issues with my mac. But the reason why I single out Windows 10 is because I haven't had a single one of those issues on Windows 7. For me personally, Windows 10 is a downgrade in stability and overall usability, not an upgrade.