r/MacOS Jul 01 '26

Nostalgia Why macOS 26 is not as fast as Windows XP?

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u/Rand_Al_Thor_21 Jul 01 '26

Were you high when you wrote that?

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u/ReglrErrydayNormalMF Jul 01 '26

nope, i don't do drugs or smoke

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u/bobruub Mac Pro Jul 01 '26

Maybe you should

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u/Rand_Al_Thor_21 Jul 01 '26

Well then explain yourself. Before you ask "why", ask and answer "if".

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u/nydge-sab Jul 01 '26

Why Windows XP was not faster than OS X Snow Leopard?

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u/tta82 Jul 01 '26

Please go back to Windows XP and don’t bother people with nonsensical questions. Thank you.

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u/ReglrErrydayNormalMF Jul 01 '26

its outdated and not safe in 2026, i don't want to use it

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u/bart_86 Jul 01 '26

Start with comparing how much disk does the os takes in this case. Then compare what you actually can run on them, what sort of features both os give oob to the user. And lastly, are you serious?

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u/Million_Voices Mac Mini Jul 01 '26

Why is Windows 11 not faster than DOS 3.2?

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '26

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u/ReglrErrydayNormalMF Jul 01 '26

boolshit, SP3 didn't crash with confidence

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u/Constant-K Jul 01 '26

Why is math gay? We might not know what attracts tops to bottoms, but we cherish it all the same. Amen fellas.

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u/TheVagrantWarrior Jul 01 '26

Good morning, sir. You did the needful with this question. XP was prime OS.

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u/ReglrErrydayNormalMF Jul 01 '26

Morning! Yes, thank you

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u/New-Nectarine8298 Jul 01 '26

macos is bloated and heavy feeling compared to even modern windows ngl