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Eh, I don't see much difference between older MacOS versions such as Mountain Lion compared to Big Sur. Similarly, I don't see much difference between Ubuntu d
by aeoleonn 5y ago
Eh, I don't see much difference between older MacOS versions such as Mountain Lion compared to Big Sur.
Similarly, I don't see much difference between Ubuntu desktop distros in terms of differences across versions , say from 16 to 20.
Therefore... I don't see a being "one step behind" as any kind of issue. I've never run into an issue with past versions (such as those menntioned above) of OSes not running what I need them to run.
Personally, I'd like to see a Linux version which is very close to Apple so I can use it (such as OP's), instead of expensive Apple computers.