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The blog doesn't even try to make that point. > It turns out there’s another OS that has all those: Windows. I’ve had Windows 10 on a gaming PC I built over 6
by taspeotis 10y ago
The blog doesn't even try to make that point.
> It turns out there’s another OS that has all those: Windows. I’ve had Windows 10 on a gaming PC I built over 6 months ago and I’ve not had a single problem with it.
- orbitur 10y agoWhich is strange, since the Mac mini's only value for the last 9 or 10 years has been it's ability to run OS X/macOS. From a purely technical/specs/price standpoint, the mini hasn't been a competitor since 2006, so I'm not sure what the blog post is saying that is new.
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- taylodl 10y agoIt's small and quiet. Quite nice for a living room machine. It's also rackable so you can put them in your data center and use them as an iOS build server. It's odd the Mac Mini can fill both of these divergent niches but such is the Mac Mini - it's a niche machine.
- delinka 10y ago>Do I actually need this computer to run macOS? I quickly realised I don’t. This phrasing leads the reader to assume that that macOS can be run on some other computer. I think the author's intent was "Do I actually need [to run] macOS?"