Personal opinion. I've never used MACs before and just two months ago I've been given a brand new 2018 MACBook pro to do work on. Long story short, after giving

Personal opinion. I've never used MACs before and just two months ago I've been given a brand new 2018 MACBook pro to do work on. Long story short, after giving time to work out differences to Windows and XCFE, I still don't understand what people see in them other than looks: - It crashed Virtualbox while a 200GB VM copied files close to max capacity (10 GB free on host). No RAM problems there - It stuttered the Settings window for close to 10 seconds while doing some sound configs - It does not like and does not show some "nonameish" USB2 flash drives - (My) Safari does not like me setting home page other than apple.com - The keyboard is crazy flat. I don't feel it at all, and can't touch type on it. There is no HOME or END buttons for command line editing. I've attached a UNICOMP for a change - Apple doesn't like non-LLVM compilers and I'm stuck with what homebrew provides. - Virtualbox with Linux has unusable mouse/keyboard after installing the drivers. Ubuntu 14 is the only one that works as it should. - It has only four USB-C and I have a bunch of converters to connect stuff like headphones, keyboard, mouse and eth adapter. Yes, they take up table space. - It is above Windows 10 in terms of interface, and looks nice and pleasant to touch (except keyboard)