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It seems to have improved these past years but beach balls used to be comically widespread on OS X. I'm not at all convinced OS X is in any better shape than Wi
by hota_mazi 9y ago
It seems to have improved these past years but beach balls used to be comically widespread on OS X. I'm not at all convinced OS X is in any better shape than Windows.
And OS X certainly doesn't have anywhere near all the kick ass monitoring tools that Windows as, such as the ones shown in this article.
- hultner 9y agoYou do know that OS X have DTrace?
- nreilly 9y agoAnd then with DTrace - instruments! https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/DeveloperTools/Conceptual/InstrumentsUserGuide/index.html https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/De...
- dijit 9y agonot just "it has DTrace" it has one of the best implementations/supports of DTrace in any operating system. It's quite impressive.
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- rbanffy 9y ago> And OS X certainly doesn't have anywhere near all the kick ass monitoring tools that Windows as, such as the ones shown in this article It certainly helps that Intel really likes Windows, but I haven't seen Mac users complaining as much as Windows users do, so, it may be for lack of demand (and the bundling of dtrace, for ages).