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Comparing macOS and FreeBSD (for practical reasons) is a bit of a stretch (despite sharing the Unix base). I assume that's what the downvotes are for. Isn't on
by stanski 7y ago
Comparing macOS and FreeBSD (for practical reasons) is a bit of a stretch (despite sharing the Unix base). I assume that's what the downvotes are for.
Isn't one of macOS's main selling features its sleek UX?
If you're all about the command line and don't care much about the UI, you probably wouldn't be using it in the first place.
And in terms of Linux, I think it's more of a personal preference to be honest. Personally I go the other way.
People who love macOS will continue using it regardless of what Linux (or even FreeBSD) is like.
- reza8802 7y agoI work most of the time from the terminal. But I love macOS as my primary OS. I just want a system that works. MacOS is amazing even if someone works the whole day in a terminal. I don't want to deal with unsupported hardware.