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Are you talking about macOS here or DOS cuz it's a weak move to take shots like that with zero explanation. Furthermore, you sound like you're describing Linux
by throwaway91111 10y ago
Are you talking about macOS here or DOS cuz it's a weak move to take shots like that with zero explanation.
Furthermore, you sound like you're describing Linux itself. You're either a troll or terrible at indicating sarcasm.
- Ar-Curunir 10y agoI am talking about MacOS. I have MacOS on a separate partition, and everytime I boot into it I'm astounded by how slow the interface can be to do even simple things like resize things in Keynote, or resize windows, or open the launcher. The next issue I had was the lack of a nice, Apple-supported package manager. Homebrew and ports are poor replacements for things like Pacman and the AUR. There's no emphasis on many of the things that makes life on Linux easy. These are my top two complaints; the second can be debated, but the first is unjustifiable when Linux runs on the same hardware without hiccups.
- eknkc 10y agoWhat is that hardware?
- Ar-Curunir 10y agoMacBook Pro 2014; runs Linux just great. MacOS also relatively Ok, but much more buggily.
- city41 10y agoWhy are you not responding this way to the thread starter? He gave zero explanation of how OSX has "great features". I've made the switch from OSX to Linux (after over a decade of using Macs) and the only thing I miss is Network Link Conditioner, just because the Linux equivalents are a bit tedious.
- throwaway91111 10y agoMostly because it's not hard to acknowledge both sides have good and bad parts. I don't understand how you can be so obvlivious.