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Indeed, I switched to Mac in 2004 because Linux was a horrible UX mess at that point. Mac was a great POSIX system with a consistent UI and major first-party ap
by GekkePrutser 6y ago
Indeed, I switched to Mac in 2004 because Linux was a horrible UX mess at that point. Mac was a great POSIX system with a consistent UI and major first-party apps.
Now Apple is becoming more and more unworkable to use as a unix system, and Linux is really much better now. Only gap is still first-party software unfortunately but luckily I don't really ever need stuff like photoshop and office personally.
- shrimp_emoji 6y ago> luckily I don't really ever need stuff like ... office If you do, check out CrossOver: https://www.codeweavers.com/crossover https://www.codeweavers.com/crossover It's a straight up Microsoft Office suite clone for Mac and Linux, which can open, save, AND create MSOffice formats (.docx, etc.).
- lights0123 6y agoHuh? CrossOver is just a Wine fork with a GUI. It's not an Office suite. You can install the real MS Office on it, but it has no actual office applications built-in.
- nyolfen 6y agoare you thinking of libreoffice?