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I have two macs. And, yes, I surely I can afford many more of it. But, whether you own a mac or not, once you start using Linux (and it takes patience to do so
by lsofzz 4y ago
I have two macs. And, yes, I surely I can afford many more of it.
But, whether you own a mac or not, once you start using Linux (and it takes patience to do so _effectively_), I can guarantee that you _will_ never want to use anything else.
- Linux user for the past 22 years (for the most part been so much fulfilling).
- saturn_vk 4y agoI have a similar experience. Had a Mac from my previous job. I insisted on a Linux laptop when I switched because I just couldn't use macos as effectively as my personal Linux laptop. I didn't find the hardware all that special either
- phendrenad2 4y agoI spent the time to learn to use Linux effectively, and I still want to use something else.
- lsofzz 4y ago> I spent the time to learn to use Linux effectively, and I still want to use something else. It does take time to be effective. I like to emphasise that learning to be effective at Linux is not a sprint - it's a marathon.
- phendrenad2 4y agoYes, I ran that marathon, a 10+ year long marathon, and I still prefer other things to Linux.