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I'll be honest.. I tried elementary os when they first released it but never got it's charm. It always felt like an inferior version of macOS... Which I don't
by y4mi 8y ago
I'll be honest.. I tried elementary os when they first released it but never got it's charm.
It always felt like an inferior version of macOS... Which I don't like.
I personally prefer to develop on a Linux install... But elementary OS is not what I'd use if Linux is an option
- benologist 8y agoIt does feel like an inferior macOS, but macOS and increasingly proprietary hardware feel like an inferior alternative to open source and open computing too.
- wlesieutre 8y agoInferior macOS is how most of my experiences with Linux distros have felt. Maybe the desktop environments just aren’t my thing, the inconsistent UIs feel sloppy, and I always ending up needing to drop down to a command line to fix something or other is was annoying. Elementary doesn’t fix needing to drop to a command line, and the UIs are only unusually consistent and well thought when you stick with the built in software. But the overall experience of it feels like someone actually thought about it more than the alternatives I’ve tried.
- automathematics 8y agoCheck out Solus OS
- type0 8y agoMacOS is an inferior version of BSD!
- Apocryphon 8y agoJokes aside, I've always wondered why people don't try to get more user adoption for BSD.
- Octoth0rpe 8y agoBecause it's all the hassle of linux, with less driver compatibility. (Note, I don't think linux is much of a hassle, just saying that bsd doesn't really reduce your problems significantly)
- timbit42 8y agoelementary OS is Linux.
- chaostheory 8y agoimo It's a Chrome OS alternative meant to be used by people who aren't technical.
- BonesJustice 8y agoI was looking at screenshots of the first couple releases yesterday. I’m not surprised if you were unimpressed. I would have been too. The latest release looks worlds better. If it’s been a couple years since you checked it out, try taking the Juno live ISO for a spin.