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I dread using a Mac for any serious work, you lose a lot of the advantages of Linux (proper package and window management, native containers, built-in drivers f
by throwaway1194 2y ago
I dread using a Mac for any serious work, you lose a lot of the advantages of Linux (proper package and window management, native containers, built-in drivers for every hardware out there, excellent filesystems support, etc). And you get what exactly?
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- _zoltan_ 2y agoBest hardware on the world best desktop OS. I wouldn't trade my MBP .
- throwaway1194 2y agoBest according to whom and for what reason? Give me some real reasons for why it is "best". That's what Apple's marketing department would say.
- _zoltan_ 2y agoI don't need to fiddle with settings and as a developer all my tools are there (git, clang, ...). I don't need to care about the version of my kernel and can be worry free to click update. Plus it's beautiful, great to touch hardware.
- seec 2y agoWorry free update has not been a thing with macOS in ages. I dread any OS update, since it will take ages at the very least and very likely to bring more bugs than the one, they were supposed to fix. And sometimes they outright remove support for useful stuff (subpixel rendering, hello) or obsolete still useful software just because they decided to (32bits apps hello). I don't know how people can still things like that about the Mac, even Windows is better these days.