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I use Linux for work and use an iPad for stuff like reading and browsing. The difference is night and day. The UI/UX is the main reason I'd switch to a Mac, if
by sbacic 6y ago
I use Linux for work and use an iPad for stuff like reading and browsing. The difference is night and day.
The UI/UX is the main reason I'd switch to a Mac, if only they were competitively priced and didn't have some horrible glaring flaw.
As a longtime Linux user though, it makes me sad that an OS with such potential is probably never going to achieve it because people keep reinventing the wheel rather than solving problems that benefit the entire community.
- ahmedbaracat 6y agoEven though I didn’t play with Linux recently. Your last paragraph intuitively stuck a cord. What do you think are the problems that are worth solving and would benefit the entire community?
- sbacic 6y agoI would say general purpose libraries that can be used by other developers. A good example might be, for example, a better touchpad driver to match the Macbook one, as someone recently mentioned. Or for me personally: a macOS Sidecar clone. Or an easy to use, cross-distro way to run Windows apps inside a VM with GPU acceleration.