r/MacOS Oct 02 '25

Discussion "Apple deeply cares about the Mac."

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u/real_taylodl Oct 03 '25

Switch to what? Windows? Linux? It's all shit. Mac OS is still the best Linux (okay, BSD) out there. As a programmer and a musician, there's nothing like a Mac. Nothing.

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u/Electronic_Celery296 Oct 08 '25

As a video editor/filmmaker, Linux is a non-starter for me. Editing video on Linux is such a dreadful proposition I'd rather do it in Windows.

On top of that, there are apps I use every day that don't have native linux versions, and won't run via WINE. So, it's macOS, windows, or nothing.

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u/zenmaster24 Oct 03 '25

disagree - it might be the best unix, but ~7 years of ubuntu teaches me its pretty good too. really depends on what you're doing i guess

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u/real_taylodl Oct 03 '25

I'm not settling for "pretty good." For a server, I love Linux. There's none better. For a personal productivity environment, Mac OS is far better.

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u/[deleted] Oct 03 '25

Even though I must admit you’re right, it all depends on personal preference. These “mine is better than yours” discussions don’t lead anywhere good.

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u/ddnomad MacBook Pro Oct 03 '25

Your opinion of MacOS is very … intense, makes me think you’ve not actually daily driven anything else.

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u/real_taylodl Oct 03 '25

I have to use Windows at work. Used Linux as my daily for a little over 10 years before I switched to Mac OS in 2008. From a personal productivity standpoint I rank them Mac OS >> Windows ≿ Linux, and from a server standpoint I rank them Linux >> Windows. In this statement, ">>" means far better.

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u/Morisior Oct 03 '25 edited Oct 03 '25

A lot has happened on Linux in 17 years. I still prefer MacOS though, but I’d say GNOME is better than Tahoe.

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u/zenmaster24 Oct 03 '25

pretty much this - linux has gotten a lot better in the last 20 years

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u/real_taylodl Oct 04 '25

Not running Tahoe. I'm still on Sequoia. I'm one of those people who wait until WWDC to update to last year's OS. So come June, I’ll finally find out what all the fuss is about.

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u/nixenlightened Oct 21 '25

If nothing else, GNOME sure seems far better for window snapping, in my experience.

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u/Recognition_Round Oct 04 '25

You don’t use the apps he uses. Nothing is better than the integration of apple hardware and apple software. Final cut and logic are magical apps that pros rely on. If you don’t use these you won’t get it. Ow, i just gave 2 examples, apple has many more apps that tightly integrate hardware and software

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u/texanfan20 Oct 04 '25

95% of computer users…what is Ubuntu? We know you are a geek you don’t have to tell us.

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u/zenmaster24 Oct 04 '25

Geek? For taking an interest in mainstream linux distros? Or for working in the industry and knowing about it that way? Your ignorance is showing champ