Macbook, Windows or Linux?

Gianluca Cinellu
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It’s the old age question, but I want to see something. Reply with your choice.

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Jao Japitana
Mackbook Windows
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Elena Tsemirava
I've been using Maс for 15 years now and I can’t imagine how or why to change it.
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Gianluca Cinellu
@elenat eheh I know the feeling, I am now on Windows (shocking for a programmer!) and it took me a while to get back to it
Tyler Loyd
MacBook: Known for its sleek design, user-friendly interface, and integration within the Apple ecosystem, it's favored by many creative professionals and individuals who appreciate the macOS operating system.
Aarav Krishna
Windows: Widely used across various devices and known for its compatibility with a vast array of software and hardware, Windows offers versatility for gaming, business applications, and everyday use.
Vincent Delitz
@aarav_krishna do you have any recommendations for tools or trick to speed up the productivity on windows?
Indiana Joshi
Linux: Known for its open-source nature, customizable options, and strong security features, Linux is favored by tech enthusiasts, developers, and those seeking a high level of control and customization over their operating system.
Rahul Mishra
Linux is smooth where as windows is more user friendly. Linux is beautiful if you like using command line. As a beginner windows is better but as a programmer, linux is more helpful. I've not used Mac so can't comment on it.
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Gianluca Cinellu
@yogi_rahul which one do you use the most?
Rahul Mishra
@misterocean I used windows for almost 1.5+ years but then moved to linux due to blue screen death error of windows. So now I use linux mostly. It is very smooth.
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Frank J. Fowler
Linux: Known for its open-source nature, customizable options, and strong security features, Linux is favored by tech enthusiasts, developers, and those seeking a high level of control and customization over their operating system.
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Andre Yang
Choose based on your workflow, software compatibility, preferred operating system features, and your comfort level with the platform's interface and ecosystem.
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Gianluca Cinellu
@ali_farag I agree completely but what would you choose?
Simon Rosner
I've been using Maс for 11 years now and I can’t imagine how or why to change it.
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Derrick Boddie
I have been a Mac user since 2011. I can't see myself switching back to Windows. I also love how my iPhone connects to my Mac.
PRIYANKA MANDAL
Hi Gianluca, I'm on both Windows and MacBook too, each serving its purpose.
Eric Savina
All of them. My main OS is macOS and it's been that way since my first Apple product, a Mac SE (back in the late 80s). I have a spare mac mini with Windows on it to do some app testing and just to make sure that I my knowledge is not too much obsolete. And lastly, an antique mac mini is running Ubuntu for my Plex server.
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Macbooks and Windows. Linux never made much sense to me (although it’s loved by many - no doubts).
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Amelia Charlie
All of them. My main OS is macOS and it's been that way since my first Apple product, a Mac SE (back in the late 80s). I have a spare mac mini with Windows on it to do some app testing and just to make sure that I my knowledge is not too much obsolete. And lastly, an antique mac mini is running Ubuntu for my Plex server.
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Aristo Coutinho
Windows: Widely used across various devices and known for its compatibility with a vast array of software and hardware, Windows offers versatility for gaming, business applications, and everyday use.
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Vivek Sharma
Mackbook and Windows anyday
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Alex Shilin
I used Macbook and Windows interchangeably. So, I can say what it feels like going back and forth between them. In overall experience Macbook is my current choice. However, about 3 years ago after many years on Mac I moved to Windows BUT I got it on a top spec Asus Zenbook which at the time (pre M Mac cpu) had better screen and CPU. It was a bit more expensive than top spec Macbook at the time. It worked together with Windows like a dream. I was also surprised how similar both OS are these days (even shortcut keys). There are some unique features on both OS but not major to pick one OS over another. At the end a combo of Software and Hardware is critical. Windows on top-spec laptop works very well but can leave a bitter taste if ran on a crappy hardware. I used to try Linux once in a while but never found it as a good office OS. Even a simple mouse traction feel is not what I like.
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