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It's so true for me. 4 years ago I was just unable to work in new company where they forced me to use Mac (never used it before). I had very hard tasks and this
by gitowiec 6y ago
It's so true for me. 4 years ago I was just unable to work in new company where they forced me to use Mac (never used it before). I had very hard tasks and this MacBook Pro looking all sexy and shiny but unconfigurable. I'm using Linux since 10 years and Windows since 25 years. I always used "Power Tools" to configure my Windows instance, Linux has also many tools to change settings. Now in that advent of Apple Silicon I just made sight (because Apple just did beautiful revolution) and told myself "it's sorry it will never run Linux"
- august125 6y agoSadly you missed the golden era for the Mac. Back in the PowerPC days there were lots of developers making fun and useful tweaks and there was a fair amount of configurability built in. It really was a professional's Unix OS back then. Over the past decade or so I've watched the possibilities narrow with every passing version.