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I just ssh into my Linux boxes from macOS. Problem solved (for me, at least).

• BossingAround 6y ago
  So you've overcome the issues macOS threw at you. What's the upside? What does it give you?
  • arcturus17 6y ago
    Photoshop, if that’s your thing?
    • thejellypen 6y ago
      pretty sure you can use photoshop via wine on linux distros
  • jimsmart 6y ago
    Apple's integration / syncing between other Apple devices is quite a nice feature. I regularly take/make phone calls from my desktop or laptop, routed via my phone. Same with SMS. All of my contact details (and photos/etc) are synced with my phone, tablet, desktop and laptop. My logins/passwords are synced between all devices. I can seamlessly switch devices and pick up open browser tabs. Plus I use Apple software that isn't available on other platforms (Logic Pro specifically here). Sure many of these can likely be done on other platforms too, but on macOS these things (and more) are seamless and don't require any other software, nor configuration (beyond setting up one's iCloud login on each device). Don't get me wrong: I'm a developer, and use Linux in local VMs and on local and remote servers. But all of these Apple features targeted at 'normal users' are quite nice, and one quickly gets used to them. But perhaps not everyone's cup of tea.