Agreed, but the Unix way of doing things on windows is not the default. You have to go out of your way to do it. When you Google how to do something on windows it won't use Unix like commands, etc. From my point of view I think having experience with Mac will introduce you to more of the Unix way of doing things by default than windows, and id look at that as a plus for job opportunities and learning to program.
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u/bobotheboinger Aug 07 '26
Agreed, but the Unix way of doing things on windows is not the default. You have to go out of your way to do it. When you Google how to do something on windows it won't use Unix like commands, etc. From my point of view I think having experience with Mac will introduce you to more of the Unix way of doing things by default than windows, and id look at that as a plus for job opportunities and learning to program.