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I mainly use linux day to day for a good 20+ years now but also own a macbook air for a couple of years (and now have a work macbook. I have to say I just don't
by ginko 2y ago
I mainly use linux day to day for a good 20+ years now but also own a macbook air for a couple of years (and now have a work macbook. I have to say I just don't see how it's supposed to be so much better than linux. Working with it feels like having one arm bound behind my back. Most things work, but everything takes twice as many clicks and some things are just not configurable (There's no mouse follows focus at all for instance).
Open source software has to be installed with separate package managers like homebrew that don't properly integrate into the overall system like a distro package manager does. (it also requires the xcode toolchain which is a >1GB update every month or so)