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Not to mention Windows itself feels like shovelware at this point. Its a horrible experience to boot up a new PC.

• celim307 4y ago
  OS X has its flaws and with apples recent move toward services it’s getting worse, but goddamn I can’t believe how bad the user experience windows 10/11 is, with nagging notifications at every turn, ads treated as first class citizens, constant urging for me to sign up for this Microsoft saas service…I just don’t feel respected as a user so why would I use it
  • kiawe_fire 4y ago
    When I bought my first MacBook Pro running Snow Leopard, it was a magical experience how it was designed and how free from constant nagging everything was. It felt like a complete, designed product. MacOS and the rest of Apple’s offerings are not quite like that today, with many new prompts for their services and almost Vista-like permission requests on the iOS side. But they still “win” just because everything else seems so much worse now.
• abudabi123 4y ago
  When you attended a Powerpoint presentation in person before covid the chance of the presenter's laptop wanting to scan and update itself in the middle of the presentation was almost certain. On Oct twelfth Microsoft is expected to announce next product line up and if they narrow the gap difference to the Mac they can pat themselves on the back and claim to be a corporate capable of learning. If only the Mac keyboard would look at the utility of the classical Thinkpad keyboard for design ideas. The bottom right corner where the arrow keys are.