> But Apple's M1 based computers are terrible console-like things that can't do what's expected of a computer. I understand that in an abstract context, and I

> But Apple's M1 based computers are terrible console-like things that can't do what's expected of a computer. I understand that in an abstract context, and I guess it depends on your day-to-day needs. For me, I was incredibly excited to get an M1, and that lasted about a day until I realized that it was just doing everything I was doing on my Intel Mac and lot faster. It doesn't even occur to me that I'm using an M1 because I have had zero speed bumps. The only time I've even been reminded of having an M1 was when the computer told me I needed to install Rosetta to run a program. My M1 does everything I expect a computer to do. So much so that it's disappeared and I'm just back to "is there a Mac Native version?" for x. I wonder if the comments were the same back when transitioning from the 68k to the PPC.