I honestly find mac worse than windows. like it works and all, it's just so fucking constrained. apple wants to keep you in their ecosystem the way they want you to use it
I love usb C I just don't want to have 1-2 ports on my whole laptop.
Sure make everything go through one unified port that's great but sometimes I want to plug in 3 or 4 or even 6 things into my laptop at once.
Hell, I want 2-3 usb C ports on my phone and my computer should have that many on each side + another on the back, and they could do that if they wanted to without sacrificing anything.
Honestly, they used to be so good. I grew up on OS 8 and 9 on a PowerMac. Frankly, even the earlier OS X versions were pretty good. I think they really started going downhill at the same time that they ended the Skeumorphic design era around 2013 or 2014 with 2013's Mavericks being the literal last version to introduce any meaningful features for power users or doing anything that anyone other than middle-aged suburban moms were interested in. I think that was their shark jump moment, before everything went downhill.
2014 brought Yosemite, and all that brought was a new visual style and iPhone integration to pair nicely with the iPhone 6, whose two new features began and ended with "screen bigger" and Apple Pay.
I honestly find mac worse than windows. like it works and all, it's just so fucking constrained. apple wants to keep you in their ecosystem the way they want you to use it
I’d become Amish before becoming an apple fanboy. Just such an incredibly insulting to the user design philosophy.
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Walled garden shit
I thought the dongle stuff was a meme until I seen people really daisy chaining dongles. Like bruh wtf
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I love usb C I just don't want to have 1-2 ports on my whole laptop. Sure make everything go through one unified port that's great but sometimes I want to plug in 3 or 4 or even 6 things into my laptop at once.
Hell, I want 2-3 usb C ports on my phone and my computer should have that many on each side + another on the back, and they could do that if they wanted to without sacrificing anything.
Honestly, they used to be so good. I grew up on OS 8 and 9 on a PowerMac. Frankly, even the earlier OS X versions were pretty good. I think they really started going downhill at the same time that they ended the Skeumorphic design era around 2013 or 2014 with 2013's Mavericks being the literal last version to introduce any meaningful features for power users or doing anything that anyone other than middle-aged suburban moms were interested in. I think that was their shark jump moment, before everything went downhill.
2014 brought Yosemite, and all that brought was a new visual style and iPhone integration to pair nicely with the iPhone 6, whose two new features began and ended with "screen bigger" and Apple Pay.
I miss being excited about tech.