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Well, you could always switch to Linux. The latest versions of KDE, GNOME and Unity are all pretty close to a mac-level experience now (especially since OS X ha
by mistercow 14y ago
Well, you could always switch to Linux. The latest versions of KDE, GNOME and Unity are all pretty close to a mac-level experience now (especially since OS X has been going downhill after Snow Leopard). I miss a few apps here and there of course, but that problem is nothing new to a long-time mac user anyway.
The only other major problem is that Linux desktop environments aren't configured very nicely out of the box (If you're used to OS X). I've been happiest with kubuntu so far, but it's taken a few hours to get it set up the way I like it.
- drivebyacct2 14y agoIf you like Linux and want a DE like Mac, try elementary OS luna: http://imgur.com/a/AbCwV/layout/horizontal#0 http://imgur.com/a/AbCwV/layout/horizontal#0
- mistercow 14y agoDefinitely something to keep an eye on, but I'm a little concerned about how the website shies away from even mentioning that it's a Linux distro until you dig in pretty deep. Rather important information if you want to know what software will run under it.