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Linux supports more hardware than either (including tons of legacy stuff) and moves quicker than either. Their removal of the function row and removal of slots
by Mikeb85 5y ago
Linux supports more hardware than either (including tons of legacy stuff) and moves quicker than either.
Their removal of the function row and removal of slots was supposed to be a feature, now they've gone back. In reality they're just changing shit for the sake of it, so the faithful feel compelled to always upgrade.
- scarface74 5y agoHas it really “moved faster” in a way that helps users? The Touch Bar was supposed to be an enhancement and increase functionality (which it did) users didn’t like it. Should Apple not have tried or should it have stuck to its guns? How is not having the Touch Bar on new Macs “obsoleting” old Macs? As far as HDMI, having four USB C ports was more versatile than having three USB C/Thunderbolt ports. However the reality is that while you could use a dongle, it was more convenient to have an HDMI port. But how did adding an HDMI 2 port “obsolete” having four USB C ports?
- maccolgan 5y agoWhy did they not alpha/beta test? Or is that against the Apple culture? Did they really have to publish an entire line publicly ?
- scarface74 5y agoHow do you alpha and beta test hardware? Should they have designed a few thousand MacBooks with Touch Bar’s and all USB C ports and given them away? What hardware company does that?