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> in my experience apple software is flat out inferior and OSX is the worst It is almost absurdly bad. The only OS that still hangs, freezes, and crashes regul
by saas_co_de 9y ago
> in my experience apple software is flat out inferior and OSX is the worst
It is almost absurdly bad. The only OS that still hangs, freezes, and crashes regularly. It is like Windows 98 quality wise and seems to get worse instead of better.
The whole UX is also insane. Every feature is hidden behind some obscure keyboard shortcut that you have to google or you just get used to working with this useless toy os.
The terminal is garbage. Everything is slooooow as fk (typing, mouse, etc).
It is shocking that the internet industry has standardized on working on this garbage when they run Linux on their servers and would be far better off developing on the software they actually use.
It just demonstrates the cult mindset and horrible lack of real technical proficiency in the industry.
- reaperducer 9y ago> The only OS that still hangs, freezes, and crashes regularly. Tell that to my Windows 7 box. It crashed last week because I tried to copy a PNG on the desktop into an Outlook e-mail message. (IT still hasn't cleared Win 10 for company-wide deployment)
- FabHK 9y ago> some obscure keyboard shortcut FWIW, according to the old Human Interface Guidelines basically everything was supposed to be discoverable via menus, and then has the keyboard shortcut right there in the menu. The keyboard shortcut System Preference pane lists additional keyboard shortcuts, and lets you easily change them system wide. But yes, granted, searching online reveals quite a few more shortcuts. I'm just wondering how Windows or Linux are better in that regard in any way??