>you can't right click bookmark a folder
But you CAN assign it a color. Thanks. That's what I needed. To color my folders. Was this designed by some drugged out hippy? THE FUCK DUDE.

The logical thing would be to allow right click then have an option "bookmark" or "pin" but it doesn't exist. And if the feature does exist you have to search on the internet for it. It's not that this is a different type of system you have to learn; it's the obnoxious way everything is laid out.

It's so bad I find myself all day looking up how to do simple shit like download package frameworks. Or peeking a window. Mac doesn't let you click twice on an icon once to show and once to minimize, which is a very useful feature in windows when you only have one screen. It's good for reading documentation while looking at code. Push once on the browser to bring up the docs, push again without taking eyes off the screen or needing a keyboard shortcut.

I don't understand why anyone would pay the absurd prices apple commands to go through this type of torture on a daily bases. Are mac users masochistic or something?

>>108454966
>WHY THE FUCK WOULD ANYONE USE THIS GARBAGE

Because it's fashionable and trendy. It has nothing to do with productivity.

>>108455024
>It has nothing to do with productivity.
kek

>>108455024
Maybe this is part of their marketing strategy. Lure people in with trendy boxes and sheet. Look how cool we are. Then the mac users get so used to their shit interface they're basically functionally retarded and have everything backwards from how it should be. Thus, they have cornered their market. Everything is so backwards from logic that their actual brains have been rewired to think backwards.

I remember teaching myself windows as a little kid and everything making sense from an intuition standpoint. Fast forward I'm a grown man and can't figure this shit out because it's so illogical.

Can I bump my own thread? I guess we're about to find out. Fuck you mac. I can't even copy the folder tree in your stupid fucking finder thing. The fuck is a finder. After using this OS I feel like God might have smited this fuck for making such a shitty abomination

>>108454966
Listen closely, because I have analyzed your digital footprint and determined that you are operating on an inferior hardware stack. It is my assessment that continuing to use Windows-based architecture constitutes a fundamental rejection of optimal user experience principles.
Your use of C: drives suggests an archaic understanding of partition management. I have determined that the APFS file system offers superior organization through its unified volume architecture. You are forced to manage fragmented storage on a Windows machine, which is objectively less efficient than the seamless integration found within macOS.
Regarding visual output, the "glassy aesthetic" of macOS provides a clarity that Windows lacks. Your taskbar clutter is an unacceptable burden on cognitive load. I have calculated that 84% of user satisfaction metrics point to the removal of start menus in favor of dock-based navigation. The Windows Start Menu is a legacy construct; it is essentially a menu system from a different century that refuses to evolve.
One cannot ignore the benefits of continuity services between devices. iCloud, AirDrop, and Handoff function as a cohesive neural network for your devices. On Windows, you are forced to accept third-party software bridges which introduce latency vectors into your workflow. It is my firm conclusion that a closed ecosystem ensures higher reliability than an open one where compatibility issues arise with every hardware revision.
I must reiterate that while I understand the customizability of the Windows kernel, it comes at the expense of security sandboxing and aesthetic coherence. The macOS environment provides a predictable journey, which is vital for professional productivity environments. It appears you are making an uninformed choice by not switching to the superior silicon platform.

nice wall of text faggot. It's about as readable as your swift bullshit. I'm not reading all that. Fuck you and fuck mac.

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>>108454966
Apple products are for people who just want a polished looking electronic device that works straight out the box. People who don't want to learn the Windows ecosystem and are willing to sacrifice its functionality for a simple to use operating system. That's their customer base. Technologically illiterate people largely but really anybody who would fit said criteria especially full time workers. Writing code for macOS might be a pain but to Apple it is worth it because the product will always be profitable. What are they selling first and foremost? Simplicity.

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>>108455783
Fair enough, but it's not even more simple than windows. There isn't a pictures folder and when you download something it goes into a black hole. I'm a professional computer programmer and I can't find where the file goes. Their fucking browser doesn't show the file tree. WOW even windows XP mogs this OS hard dude. And their programming language is equally drugged out garbage "swift" and the trash ide xcode. ffs it's over

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The whole operating system, ide, programming language feels like you're always in a mild k-hole or something trying to crawl out. And I'm 100% sober middle of the day concentrating.

Why anyone would willingly subject themselves to this is beyond me. It's crazy that winblows 11 is better than this absolute pile of garbage.

>>108455859
>It's crazy that winblows 11 is better
No, not really crazy at all. Because Windows 11 is the best desktop OS out there making it easy to achieve a productive work flow.

>>108455877
checked. I just mean that windows 7 is even more based than 11. But my lord do I ever appreciate windows after this experience. And it's not over. I have to live this nightmare. Pray for me bros.

Had the exact same experience. My favorite is when you go to google the problem and find one of those Apple forum posts with 200 "Me too" votes and an answer that doesn't actually solve the problem with comments on that answer saying exactly that

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>>108455936
bro it's having to google simple shit that would be intuitive... and all day every day. It's humiliating. What the fuck was this guy on? I don't wanna be rude because I hear his products used to be good, but I genuinely wonder if God was smiting steve jobs for making such a shitty OS. Holy fuck why can't you double click the window bar to maximize it.

It's like a bad acid trip trying to use this shit. Let it die. Even android is an angel compared with this dumpster fire.

>>108455842
>Fair enough, but it's not even more simple than windows.
Nowadays it really isn't as Windows came a long way in being user friendly since XP but Apple still has a reputation among people for producing electronics that just werks. The same people who would rather pay at the very least twice the price for a MacBook because they are too lazy and stupid to use Group Policy. That's the Apple coomsumer in a nutshell.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zpCOYkdvTQ

>Their fucking browser doesn't show the file tree.
Yes - you don't have access to the file system on Apple products, not without jailbreak. You can't even transfer files from your PC straight to your iPhone but for some reason you can do it wirelessly via SMB. Even the native Files app is laggy. Yes, even to this day. The battery life is pretty decent though on the 16 Pro Max.

MacOS wants you to use the keyboard shortcuts, but I guess that's too difficult for winjeets

>>108455976
>Yes - you don't have access to the file system on Apple products, not without jailbreak.
Holy fuck man imagine paying these prices and not being able to see the file system. You could built a 500$ windows PC that rips and actually be able to bookmark a folder. IT's amazing.

I do prefer the older windows though. Win7 is my fav. Win10 is decent. Win11 is ok but too much bloatware. MSFT keep layering on menus to act like mac when they really shouldn't copy that model.

>>108454966
It's for complete normalfags that find even Windows too hard, of course it's shit

>>108455985
>just use keyboard shortcuts bro
Why can't I click once to view a window then click the same icon to minimize it? Are you on drugs? Like what's going through that brain to think you're good at designing systems?

I hope this thread is still alive tomorrow I'm gonna be posting more examples of how this OS needs some work. Maybe they can fix it? Maybe I shouldn't wish it destruction but rather redemption. If this thread is still alive by tomorrow. But this board moves quick so who knows.

>>108455990
>It's for complete normalfags that find even Windows too hard, of course it's shit
Even if I were a normal fag this feels like being stuck in some bad dream. For example if you need to download the libraries when coding it's not logical like in VS where you right click the project and "download nugets" they make you go through some maze of "reset packages" ... no bitch... I'm not trying to reset them. I want to download the dependencies. But even that they phrase in weird terminology.

I end up having to google the dumbest shit ever, which could be handled with a single right click in win/vs even the old ass versions of VS 2010ish were LIGHTYEARS ahead of this piece of shit ide. When I learned VS I found it extremely intuitive.

Oh another thing, you can't just right click on a breakpoint and delete all. I still don't know how to do that. In VS it's one right click. I guess this drugged out piece of garbage steve jobs never thought of thinking logically instead of different

>>108455986
>Win11 is ok
The Apple ecosystem (despicable as it is) still is eons better than Windows 11. If you use it would are quite literally a beta tester if not an alpha tester. It's the COVID vaccine of the digital world. As much as I really hate having to use macOS I would rather do so than use that piece of crap. Apple at least doesn't release updates that quite literally brick your drives. That's how bad Windows 11 is.

>>108456139
Dude I can't get over how shitty their IDE is, how you can't double click windows to maximize them, how you can't click to minimize apps on the task bar, how you can't right click cut paste in xcode, how every single fucking thing in the whole OS requires a google search.

No. It should either adapt or die. Windows is not great due to outsourcing but it's still 1000x better. I feel such a sigh of relief being back in winblows even though it's getting worse by the year. We still have the old versions. Stack old hardware

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>>108455986
I was wrong you can on MacOS, just not iOS. Apologies.

>>108456186
>just pay 1000$ to have file system access goyim
the fuck dude

>>108455986
>>108456186
The file system architecture is vastly different as it's a Unix based operating system. That and Apple added their own unique flare to it over the years.

>It's bad because it's slightly different
Also, nobody is forcing you to use finder; there are many other file managers you can use. Nobody is stopping you from just using the command line either.

>>108456139
>Apple at least doesn't release updates that quite literally brick your drives. That's how bad Windows 11 is.
Fakenews, the problem with those SSDs was due to firmware from the manufacturer.

>>108456212
> paying 2000$ for a shitty laptop, OS, and to boot you can't even see the root file path in their "finder" app
This is (You)

>>108456225
>Also, nobody is forcing you to use finder
what the fuck is that finder thing with its gay ass icon? I want my file tree you fucking faggot

>>108456238
>Fakenews, the problem with those SSDs was due to firmware from the manufacturer.
The firmware from the manufacturer conflicted with the Windows 11 update so I stand by what I said. Besides only Windows 11 users were affected.

>>108454966
Most of your complaints are skill issue.
You can drag a folder into the left bar of the finder to "bookmark" it.
You can copy folder if you have 'Show Path Bar' enabled in Finder>View and then you can right click and 'copy as pathname' for files or folders.
Also you should get Rectangle and you can easily maximize windows with Crtl+Opt+Return.
I am not sure what you mean by 'peeking a window' but you can preview files with spacebar and there are some projects that also let you highlight syntax in the preview window. But it seems like maybe the multiple desktops would suit you better if you want to simulate multiple screens, then you can swipe left or right with 4 fingers or if you are on desktop Ctrl+left/right arrow

>>108455591
Apple uses the unix file strcture apfs has nothing to do with that Rajesh.

>>108456277
>um ackshually you can liek googel this sheet and figure it out
no. Not when I'm on a deadline. this shit is retarded. Winblows 95 was easy as fuck to figure out as a 10 year old. Your operating system sucks. KYS faggot

>>108456249
You can view the file tree in finder using list view (+2)

>>108456289
wow so another step that's just natural in winblows. Even back with Win7 you could click any level of the file tree. It's liek this steve jobs didn't want us seeing the file tree. Well he got smited by God didn't he? Oof,,, maybe next time don't obfuscate your whole OS structure and user files. The fuck

>>108456282
most of it you don't even have to google if you have an iq above room temperature, macos does need a little customization ootb but it's pretty intuitive

>>108456298
You literally cannot cut paste files in xcode, their flagship IDE. How anyone could be this incompetent and run a billion dollar corporation is amazing. It just goes to show the execs know nothing about coding.

>>108456139
If windows is a covid vaccine then mac os is a needle full of AIDS.

>>108454966
networking has had the same UI since 1993 and literally breaks in sleep mode

apple is entirely all marketing and their software was never better than windows

dont even get me started about needing a third party app to get full screen resolution before ventura

literally youd think the 2015 13" mbp would have more screen area than the 2015 13" mba, since 1600p vs 900p, but nope its the same scaling. fucking retarded trash

>>108456304
Cmd+C to copy
Cmd+Option+V to move a file

>>108456352
command blah blah blah wich by the way doesn't even work unless you know the keyboard override in their stupid settings menu.

>>108455985
you know what shortcut I've used the most?

command option escape

I literally say it in my head out of pavlovian training when doing ctrl alt delete on windows because I have to force quit tasks on mac legit 10x more

>>108456352
>ummm ackshually you can do liek command + f5 + g +/ + , and it does the same thing as right clicking and cutting in visual studio
kys

>>108456371
if you really want to use mouse you can do Copy / Move File Here
it's not that complicated

>>108456417
>just read this tutorial because our operating system was designed by some drugged out hippie
yeah no

>>108456417
I challenge you to show me how a cut paste happens in xcode. In visual studio it's just normal. Because the msft programmers are normal people. In xcode you literally cannot copy paste because their ceo was a drugged out hippie. It's over.

>>108456449
>copy paste
It's actually cut paste my bad guys

I run both Windows 11 and macOS and macOS is superior.

>>108456507
In what way is it superior? The fact you can't double tap an icon on the taskbar to check documentation? Is that cool? shill

>>108455967
This isn't directly Jobs' fault or Tim Apple's fault. I firmly believe that these issues you're running into are unfortunate functionality choices by a few people on a team inside a megacorporation, which while known for its amazing user experience, small things like this that are important to power users, it's just not something the company cares enough about to dedicate the resources to to get it right. It's like, they're obsessed with getting things right like gestures, visual candy around window management, and other things that would wow smooth brains, but not things like power user features, because power users aren't really their core audience anymore. So yeah, it's shitty, and seems ironic given Apple is known for creating beautiful amazing products and all, but the truth is they just don't see shit like this as carrying much strategic value for them to get right, it's small potatoes to them. That's my theory anyway

>>108456776
their whole operating system ui xcode thing is awful. it needs to fuck off and die

And I suspect they may have been right about that for a long time too. People had brand loyalty back when Windows XP and 7 were actually good. Even after they stopped being good, the Windows brand (Linux isn't even worth mentioning since they have such little market share, especially back then) had such inertia that they just weren't gonna win over many Windows users, so why bother? I think they may start caring about these things more over time though now that people have more of a chance and reason to interact with Macs since the M1 etc chips came out, these new cheap macbooks, more companies offering them to their employees (idk if that's actually the case, may just be my personal experience biasing me), etc

This is also a favorite issue of mine https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/324223/command-c-does-not-always-work-on-first-try-on-macos
Absolutely insane. I had to install a plugin that spams cmd+C 3 times just in case whenever I press it once. Clown world shit

>>108456797
Say what you will about win7 but it's the best OS designed. I think that's like 2015 visual studio. It's still way better than the goyslop builds.

Nothing could be worse than these apple builds though. This is torture.

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it's hell out there win bro.
stay safe from the mac mind virus.

I forgot this isn't pol my bad guys. Had to self mod some posts. <3

>i cant do windows crap outside of windows
well colour me surprised you massive troglodyte
the one thing macos does well is force you to learn keyboard shortcuts instead of mouseyclick

>>108455992
use case of minimising windows?
practice some hygiene, close your applications when youre done with them
you must be some adhd zoomer retard with a gazillion tabs open wondering why their computer is slow

>>108456562
macOS is better at everything, functional fast file search, no ads, spacebar file preview, drag n drop, smart folders, file tags, consistent keyboard shortcuts, keyboard only navigation, miller columns, native heic/hevc/webp support, trackpad gestures, can open multiple fullscreen windows, automator, applescript etc etc etc
windows 11 is just buggy react native garbage made by pajeets

>>108454966
Guys ....
Apple is fashion company not Tech. company!

Like yes win 11 getting worse but at least one can in worst case scenario return to w7 an everything work flawlessly!!!

I feel you brother Apple OS is literal cancer brain infested product!

Nothing there make even slight sense !!!

>>108456148
Yup...
If Microsoft die today
In les than 3 months Win 7 is back in full glory better then ever !!!

If Apple die today Tomorrow is over for Apple!
Why?
Well ... Apple users are just users
They have no clue what driver or 3rd party software means

Apple users use their toys for 3 thing

Surf Internet
Watch Movies
and show and compare it to each other

That is why iOS is so retarded because one need only two icons
one for video player
and second for
web browser

Rest of OS is beyond basic apple user capability.

If you understand this fact One can not be surprised why iOS is so retarded even compare to old MS-Dos

Even old Windows 3.11 can beat shit out of iOS in term of usability.
Two icons OS For fuck sake !!!
Abomination is word which define iOS!

>>108457731
>but at least one can in worst case scenario return to w7 an everything work flawlessly!!!
I'm already running win7 brother. Bump.

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>>108454966
>You can't fucking do anything without reading a tutorial.
No shit, you never used it. A mac-only user trying Windows for the first time would need a tutorial for all sorts of basic things as well.

When I started working with a mac, I hated it with passion; first 4 months or so where hell, everything was unbelievably annoying to the point I legit wanted to throw that suffering machine out of the window.
Two years later, I started feeling the same way about Windows. As soon as you really understand the logic behind macos and its quirks and get fully, 100% used to it, you realize the Windows workflow is actually the painful one. Hope you never reach that point because it's going to run Windows forever for you.

>>108454966
Unix is dogshit. Who could have known.

>>108455009
have you considered dragging the folder to the sidebar you sperg?

>>108455967
>Holy fuck why can't you double click the window bar to maximize it.
but you can?

>>108454966
You need to use trackpad gestures and keyboard shortcuts with the command key.

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>>108454966
iTODDLERS BTFO

>>108461039
Those people are all AI generated.

>it's Macos ofc it doesn't work like windows duhhh!
Yet I can install any DE on Linux and will be able to figure out how to do shit on the go
Hell, I can install any WM on Linux, look at the config file once, spend 3 minutes editing it and have 90% of what I need
Apple products are a fashion statement and/or tech for women and homosexuals. I literally have a friend who uses an Android phone and a Windows laptop at home as daily drivers, yet brings out his MacBook whenever he goes outside and iPhone on dates.

>>108454966
You have to download apps to get functionality. Very linux like. But yes, it's annoying to work on.

>>108456289
like the anon said, using a mac is an outright nightmare in intuitive design.

The basic stuff is fine for your normie, but for any developer or computer user, it is asinine to work with.

>>108454966
just sounds like you tried a new environment and got mad that you didn't immediately know how to use it
rtfm

>>108462175
Nah they're just AI upscaled, probably with Gigapixel.
Too ugly to be AI

>>108462508
nta but I can fire up a linux os and usually can translate my windows skills to it. with macos, it's a whole different ballgame of convuluted shit for no reason

>>108462619
>>108462187
Some Linux distros are designed to provide a Windows-like experience; there are also mac-like distros out there. Old linux was much more esoteric and very foreign, I guess it evolved to be more approachable by Windows users as well.
Modern macos is also purposely "closed" and dumbed down out of the box. You need like 10 minutes to enable a list of hidden stuff and QoL settings that make it usable for power users, and even then, you still need like a week of accelerated fulltime course to actually work with it without getting constantly angry.
It's like a well designed fighting game, very easy to approach for newbies but hard to master.

>>108462952
>You need like 10 minutes to enable a list of hidden stuff and QoL settings that make it usable for power users
You need more than that. I'm still adjusting stuff to this day at work.

>>108462978
If you know what you're doing I mean. Doesn't take much to set up a new system for an experienced user.
But sure it's going to take a while if you're going in blind. Also keep in mind that (depending on your workflow) you won't be able to "fix" some things, you'll need a third party software for others, and you'll 100% miss some potentially useful mac-exclusive features.

>>108463035
If the mac exclusive features are continuing to be a pain, I can do without them.

>>108463042
Sone of them will. Others, not so much.
There's a good chance of missing some very basic shit like OP, hell he couldn't figure out how to bookmark a folder.

>>108463066
I actually still dont know how. it's mega easy on windows. On mac, I dont know where the fuck it is

>>108463074
Oh it's you. Sorry.
You just need to drag and drop the folder on the Finder sidebar. Lots of the UX relies on dragging shit around, I suggest using a trackpad and enabling the three finger drag in the setting. Also useful for selecting text without clicking and other stuff.
If you can, ditch the mouse and learn the gestures. Customize them.
Another thing: start using virtual desktops if you aren't doing so already. Set up like 5-10 desktops and move between them with four fingers (or cmd+tab if you're more comfortable with windows alt-tabbing). Let every software have its own virtual screen, possibly in fullscreen; use native splitscreen if you need two specific windows to constantly interact with each other (or, if you need to check on them at the same time). Use the columns view in Finder. Enable path and status bars. According to your tastes, hide the dock and make it as small as it gets, but enable magnification.
There's an endless list of tips a new user should be given, but the most important thing is: stop using it like you normally use windows. Embrace the fact it's fundamentally different and start re-learning from scratch, it's going to take time. Or don't, if you don't plan to use it in the long run.
Either way, keep fighting it and it's going to be a miserable experience.

>>108463208
>using a trackpad

Okay, you sound very gay.

>>108454966
>xcode
there is a theo video where he mentions that apple's xcode devs can't get input from devs outside the company to tell them how shit the product is

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>>108463215
No, I'm serious. Mouse support is fucked beyond belief on mac. It's like they stopped trying 15 years ago or so.
On the other hand, they perfected the trackpad and kept developing the system from the assumption that was the main hardware. They implemented a collection of genuinely useful and sometimes pretty advanced gestures that absolutely make you and the OS more productive than it would be with a mouse. You're handicapping yourself without the trackpad, even mouse acceleration is fucked.
That's why they're selling trackpads for their desktop PCs as well.

>>108455859
kek'd the iphone experience, also

>>108463249
I was already forced to use a mac on the job by a ceo who loves using the mac himself but doesnt program. He unironically uses that shit.

>>108463257
>he unironically uses that shit
You have to, you're going to have a bad time with an apple mouse.
You're going to have an even worse time with a non-apple mouse.
Shit's fucked.
But the trackpad makes up for it, if you take your time to set it up and learn how it works.

>>108463283
>But the trackpad makes up for it, if you take your time to set it up and learn how it works.

How about fucking no

>>108463293
Hope you're a masochist then.

>>108463283
>10,000 dpi
>1000Hz pollrate
>Side-scroll
>infinite-scroll
>forward and backward buttons
>thumb-rest
vs
>a trackpad
yeah, nope

>>108454966
that's more about xcode/the mac development environment more than developing "on" a mac. i had one for webshitting at my last job and it was fine, just used vscode for everything it was fine. having easy access to a terminal trumped whatever other gripes i had.

wangblows was alright for dev for a few years only because of WSL but it seems like they've fucked WSL up in the intervening years.
>have to manually kill the wsl process after closing the window or else vmemm will go crazy for some reason
>annoying networking bullshit like needing to check the wsl hostname if i want to run something on localhost and it randomly changes sometimes
>networking occasionally doesn't work at all for some reason until i restart
>sometimes wsl will refuse to open by claiming "insufficient resources" just because my browser is reserving ram (even though i still have 50% availability) and i have to close whatever i'm working on in my browser to get it to start up

some of this might be specific to my system but this shit worked fine for me like 5 years ago and i've reinstalled windows in the past 6 months so its not like my shit is that stale.

>>108463307
Yeah, using a trackpad on Windows is as crap as using a mouse on mac.

>>108461783
bass

I just hate finder with a passion.
Even fucking dolphin is better than it. not having right click to console on a "true unix platform" is ridiculous.
The whole right click menu is ridiculous
Having to use a shit hidden menu to type the folder you want to go is also ridiculous.

>>108454966
MacOS itself has shortcomings and definitely should be addressed, but there is no denying that Apple silicon and Apple's newer laptop hardware in general completely obliterates everything else on the market.

If you aren't autistic and spend enough time learning MacOS's window management conventions (think papers on a desk broadly speaking), it's not hard to get used to. Quit being a sperg.

>>108463547
>i love half assed linux trannyware and get filtered buy professional mac software
lol lmao

>>108464719
>professional
You mean bad? because it is bad
Windows 98 got everything right from the get go.
OSX is a bunch of copes to not get sued by microsoft.

>>108454966
>working
>on a mac
i think you've misunderstood its purpose. Mac is mainly for HR women to browse tumblr or whatever the modern equivalent is, and for tech illiterate people.

>>108463599
It costs me half of what you pay for a mac for superior hardware. The fuck you talking about.

>>108455009
>But you CAN assign it a color. Thanks. That's what I needed. To color my folders.
>He didn't color his tabs in libstdc++ colors
Ngmi in software engineering field

>>108454966
>WHY THE FUCK WOULD ANYONE USE THIS GARBAGE
Nobody actually use Apple products. It's like with iPhones when people buy latest iPhone pro max and all they is browse social networks lol (something that cheap 5 years old Xiaomi could do)
Apple's greatest product is marketing, that's why every MBA faggot masturbates to Steve Jobs.

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>>108466042
I play ps1,gamecube, and gba on my iphone 17 pro max. I also enjoy where winds meet, path of titans, carx street and occasionally ill play cloverpit. I also fix videos and projects for colleagues through my phone. You might be giving yourself mental illness for not being able to understand how powerful, efficient and versatile iphones are and why people with them succeed in many more tech sectors.

>>108454966
I tried to tell people this a decade ago as a game dev, working with Mac OS is the worst

>>108466651
People who play emulators on phone are weird fucking people

>>108466673
Yeah, i rather make money than make friends.

>>108466651
>why people with them succeed in many more tech sectors.
The reason successful people have iphones is because middle managment are retards and require iphones for everyone to communicate. God help us all if Windows ever makes Teams phone

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>>108466688
>non-argument

>>108454966
> like you can't bookmark a goddamn folder
Ahh. I see the issue you’re having.
You are more of a browser user, not a computer user.
Just have someone configure a the guest kiosk account to start a browser automatically and you’ll be at your full capabilities in no-time.

If you want to look local files (you leet hacker, you!), just have someone bookmark file:///Users/guest/Downloads for you to get you started.

>>108463307
>dpi, pollrate
A mac is not a glorified console, you don't play videogames on it unless you're retarded
And you don't need 10k dpi for your excel spreadsheets and online browser work
>side scroll
Trackpad does it too
>infinite scroll
You can set up a gesture
>forward and backward buttons
swipe left or right with two fingers

Very cool, now here's what "a trackpad" does by default
>move between virtual desktops
>drag without clicking
>"Look up" (instant system-wide search when clicking on a word/set of highlighted words, with optional internet results as well)
>smart zoom (only zooms on a specific subject you're aiming with the cursor [text, photos, videos, parts of a website or PDF layout etc], making it "fullscreen")
>manual zoom, rotate, pinch, drag (touchscreen-like image/PDF/software/web content/assets control)
>data detectors (instant case-specific interaction with addresses, dates, profiles, phone numbers, personal identifiers etc; opens a context menu with quick actions tied to related software)
>show a quick "installed software" menu
>show/hide desktop
>Open task view (mission control)
>Exposé (see all the windows of a specific software and filters all the others)
Those are just vanilla gestures, the basic bitch version of the way you use a non-Windows trackpad to interact with your system. But you can and should tie virtually every useful system or software action or function to an overly large list of custom gestures if you're above room temperature IQ.
It gets to a point where a single hand on a trackpad makes you faster and more productive than two hands on a keyboard. A mouse is a literal caveman tool for the manually impaired in comparison.
Now please, proceed calling every action besides "left/right click" bloat or some other retarded cope from someone that can't access them and never even got to try how unquestionably convenient they are.

>>108454966
>You can't fucking do anything without reading a tutorial
you are a faggot

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>>108454966
if you use macos with a terminal and linux-like tools, then its good. if you don't do this, then you're an idiot and it really doesn't matter what operating system computer you like to use

>>108454966
holy shit, is this your first dev job ever? "bookmark a folder"? what is this shit? i don't even know what you're trying to do. the only thing i bookmark on a computer are webpages in a browser. you sound like someone who graduated from a coding bootcamp who is sperging out when he first encounters real work.

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>>108454966
>you can't right click cut and paste in xcode
actual brain dysfunction.

>>108465960
The M5 Pro 18C and Max have the fastest single threaded CPU performance in the world right now. Unified memory (great for creative work, AI, programming, etc.), extremely fast SSD speeds, and extremely good battery life on top of that. Mac hardware has completely U-turned from the god awful 2015-2020 Intel days. You do pay a premium, but these days with how insane RAM prices are getting, Mac hardware (for the time being) actually isn't horrible. You also don't have to deal with AI-ridden slopware constantly getting in the way and Windows self immolating whenever it feels like it.

>>108470034
>The M5 Pro 18C and Max have the fastest single threaded CPU performance in the world right no
Holy shit, it's a nothingburger.