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But then you will completely miss all the advantages of the new platform has while getting mad at everything that doesnt work exactly as in osx. You will be ru
by bostand 10y ago
But then you will completely miss all the advantages of the new platform has while getting mad at everything that doesnt work exactly as in osx.
You will be running back to osx in no time after a horrifying Linux experience. So take my advice: save yourself the headache and stay with Apple.
- coldtea 10y ago>But then you will completely miss all the advantages of the new platform has while getting mad at everything that doesnt work exactly as in osx. The parent's goal is not to embrace change, is to get back to having the same things they liked and worked for them on the new platform. If they could be satisfied with any random thing, they would have just as well stayed and followed the old platforms new direction.
- wtetzner 10y ago> The parent's goal is not to embrace change, is to get back to having the same things they liked and worked for them on the new platform. I think that's understood. It's just that trying to make Linux behave like OS X might end up being more painful than just embracing change. That doesn't mean they shouldn't try, I guess, but it's something to keep in mind.