As a windows user there are actually 3 settings apps. The registry where you disable all of microsofts ads, the control panel where you can actually find useful settings, and the settings app, where you can get microsoft 365.
That's how I feel, I have used MacOS and Windows and I hate both, but slightly hate Windows less because I don't have to commit to the Mac hardware and if I want to switch to another OS I can always give myself a new and different headache.
I hate them all. MacOs is borderline useless for any real computing task, and 90% of what it does well can now be done equally well on phones. The remaining 10% can be done equally well on all OS. Windows update really cripples windows, and it's need to download frameworks and such make it feel exhaustingly slow to do certain tasks - but then again those tasks are usually literally impossible on Mac and almost impossible on any Unix, so what can you do. Too much support is windows problem. All productive software is better on windows - arguing that is just projecting your windows hate. Linux is great for that 10% that works fine on every OS, but every. single. thing. you want to install or get working is an absolute chore, that both MacOs and windows can achieve effortlessly. Linux as a desktop machine is a joke, and everybody pushing for it just wants attention, live in denial, and just want the 20 hours of their lives setting it up to be borderline useful.
@@EngineerJerry I have used mac, windows and linux. I prefer linux a hell of a lot only problem is gaming compatibility though that is disappearing fast. Though I use linux mint as my daily driver.
@@BS-vm5bt I really want to try a Linux at some point but I don't want to make tending an OS a new hobby. Is Linux that bad and would I have to relearn how to do everything. I am at that point where I am uncertain if the power that Linux can offer may not be worth the hassle. What's your opinion?
Apple doesn't flood you with ads because once you are in their OS they don't need to. They have you nicely chained to the products so when they demand more money your first response is 'how much?'
Lol. Over the last 30 years I have paid exactly zero for operating systems and anti virus software. And Apple has demanded more money exactly zero times. And some financially illiterate people still claim Apple products are expensive.
If you’re a dingus that buys a phone every year maybe. Otherwise a nice thing about macOS is the relatively inexpensive price of lifetime licences to software like Logic Pro and Final Cut (which most people don’t even need since Garageband and iMovie are already pretty good), not to mention the preinstalled office suite. And the price for cloud storage on iCloud/Google Drive/OneDrive is pretty much the same.
People don't love windows because it's good they like it because they don't have any other cheap options 😂 I used windows ever since a child and I freaking love mac os it's extremely easier to use and if I had never gotten the chance to use it I'd be thinking I love windows.
I don’t know if this is ironic but I was restarting a windows computer whilst watching this video and when I looked back on the screen it was downloading an update for some reason. HUH
so true. i literally remember a school computer i had in 7th to 9th grade that would update every time i would start it up. It was always so annoying. and it was Windows. i was so annoyed to the point that i despite windows
When there is an update available, there are 2 option to restart, normal restart, and restart and update. I guess you just clicked on restart and update. Also, you can turn off automatic updates in settings. I only ever get a notification that there is an update, and then I can install it when I shut down my computer at night.
I think, the OS of the Commodore 64 is the best one! - had to be perfect on delivery because updates were impossible - no update trouble because of see above - never had to uninstall anything, just turn the power switch off - instant boot by just turning power on - no virus trouble, because the whole system was etched into a ROM - more social involvement, because you had to wait hours for loading a program from cassette tape 😂
@@ollih6529 The Vic20 was even better, especially if you couldn’t afford the cassette. You spent hours typing Basic code before you could even load it so you learned to get the code right without debugging.
Never used amiga but if it was anything like DOS than…. …Yay, looking up obscure line command prompts and arcane knowledge before any online searches existed and going over tombs of manuals just to know how to do the most basic tasks! Great fun.. not..
@@adredy _"last time seen 20 years ago"_ What are you talking about? It happened in 2024 just a few days ago. Look up crowdstrike outage. 8.5 million machines were updated and started BSODing and it affected the whole world. I myself turn off updates on all of my devices, specifically because of this problem with software: it breaks and stops working after updates, because the whole world is shitcoded without tests.
only affected corporate devices... so literally the minority of windows computers, however an incredibly loud and noticeable minority. Bad look either way, but caused by a 3rd party software that doesn't come with Windows and is paid.
@@Big-Chungus21 a debloated Windows 10 runs smooth as butter and stable as heaven... Didn't had any issues or not even a single crash since it came out. It even runs my first install fast since day 1 and still runs fast and fluid without any issue like on day 1. Most of the time the problem sits in front of the screen or the bloatware/software that gets installed. Win 7 was the best.... But a debloated Windows 10 is very, very close.
@@KookyBoneyup, I have a Dell laptop from 2010, with only 2 gb ram, still does my web browsing tasks very easily. And on start it only consumes 700 mb memory
Actually Microsft has had some great ads. Like the Windws 95 ad that used the Rolling Stones' "Start Me Up" and admitted that "You make a grown man cry!" Or the ad that featured Mozart's Requiem with the lyrics (in Latin) "The damned are committde to the fires and tortures of Hell." Whatever else you may say about Microsft, they are comletely honest about their user experience.
the part about Microsoft updating at the worst possible moment, absolute truth lol. and my wife just got a new windows PC and that part about being flooded with ads when setting up is also absolute truth!!!
We Linux users choose when to do so (and all that rebooting does is apply any kernel-level changes) by simply typing “sudo apt update” then “sudo apt upgrade -y” and it only takes seconds and will be offered for the entire lifetime of your PC, with some 2011 ThinkPad users with Ubuntu still enjoying support thanks to the fact that they can run version 24.04. Whereas Windows updates are entirely tied to rebooting (or the inevitable crash) and can take several minutes, and Mac updates stop coming when your laptop is like 2 years old.
LOL. You set your windows to force restart? Since when does Windows update stops you from doing things or force you to restart? If it does I suspect it is a setting that you changed
Just set it so updates are not installed as soon as they are available and the hours you don't want anything to install. I just set mine 7am to 2am, it can do what it wants when sleeping.
@@Numero6dl No Mac is better : zero forced updates, zero bug, zero virus on Mac OS. All Windows are the worst, you can choose Linux if you don't like Mac.
TBH the proper update configuration in Windows (no auto updates, run on shutdowns after asking) is one click away. I still don't know why it's not the default option.
I don't mind window overall as a system, I have it as a side system on my Mac, but whenever I quit window it says oh wait there's an update, I just wanna punch through the screen
I choose Windows 11 over MacOS any day of the week. GNU/Linux is obviously preferable, but given a choice between Apple and Microsoft, Microsoft is the clear winner. Why? Three reasons come to mind: 1) Window management is atrocious on MacOS. 2) My Apple work computer doesn't have any USB ports (need a dongle). 3) Apple hardware is subpar for its price range. Intel CPU + NVIDIA GPU is a much better combination for pretty much all use cases. Battery life is great on MacOS, though, so I guess there's that...
@@guanxinated My Mac M2 Mini Pro outperforms any Windows machine I’ve ever owned (and my first was an IBM 286 running pre-Windows 3.0 and my last was a pricey Dell Studio) at a price comparable to any decent Windows desktop. It has 4 Thunderbolt ports, 2 USB ports, HDMI, Gigabit Ethernet, headphone jack, ARM not Intel, with a NPU. Graphics performance beats NVIDEA. Windows management is coming in September, but I’ll keep using the $12 utility because it’s the best Windows management solution I’ve ever used.
@@polishtheday Really? Could be that we have different use cases, but I dunno. The most intensive computing I ever do on a regular basis is protein folding and Apple hardware is pretty mid, I'd say. I mean, don't get me wrong, the M2 has good performance w/ low power draw and some simulations need to use CPU, so it's useful work, but generally speaking, I can get the same performance with a GTX 1650 that costs like $150. I just looked on Amazon and they're selling an MacBook Pro with an M2 processor and 8GB of RAM for $1,500. I'd rather pay a little bit more and get an RTX 4070 laptop. That's 10x performance! Regarding the windows management utility, yeah, maybe there's some solution out there that makes MacOS usable, but I want something that works right off the box.
@@guanxinated You make good points. If I ever need an app that can handle protein folding, I’ll keep them in mind. For now, I’m happy I can run Windows and Linux on my Mac for the rare times I might need to.
@@polishtheday Ultimately it all comes down to personal taste, I think. For me, it's GNU/Linux > Windows > MacOS, but millions of people worldwide would beg to differ!
@@guanxinated Yeah, each person will find benefits to each OS. For me it’s macOS > GNU/Linux > Windows. macOS being POSIX-compliant, for me it’s just like using a very refined and simple to use Linux distribution, without the headaches and all. And the Mac Mini is a very cheap machine. PS: concerning window management, it’s funny, but personally I found it to be the best once you know the Rectangle shortcuts. You got more possibilities with them than on Windows and they’re simple to get used to. And the rest is similar.
I need Windows to run *just one app* that is not available on Mac (Statistica) and I bootcamp'ed my older Intel-based iMacs to run Windows 10 on them. It feels really wrong to see those machines running such backwards software.
Once you go Mac, you never go back. How many times have I been confronted with the Windows message: "This file has been corrupted and cannot be opened"? Corrupted? HOW?! I haven't gone anywhere near the thing.
Less fans means more heat which means less performance, less performance means more reasons to change your computer sooner! the same result as giving you less RAM but in a different way :D
Most people that use a MacBook Air (myself included; for games I use my windows laptop) don’t need the fan. It’s actually crazy efficient and never gets hot. What I hate most about windows is the standby mode. Whenever I pick up my laptop even after a night it’s just empty, while my mac lost 1 percent while instantly turning on without any lag. The m1 is too good that people won’t need to update for the coming years. The ram is a giant scam of course. Even android tablets that cost 400 bucks have more ram lol
Apple did offer the 13" MBP which was essentially a MBA with a fan that did offer about 10% performance benefits under extensive heavy load. It was one of the most useless products...
@@adredy First.. forcing the updates on users is sooo annoying and the user experience in general got worse and worse after win 7 and it's not stable like the old OS's
@@abdalrahmanajam6877 in last 5-10 years nothing is crash i not even clean the system dont have time just working i bought this laptop with win10 updated to 11 for free from this time this working like brand new ! i use osx before but now when you need pay 200$ for 200gb is insane one thing in mac is perfect screen quality nothing more
@@andreivaughn1468 im pretty sure apple does that to prevent bugs that will happen in 2038, while on windows, 99% of apps will stop working for sure, and not to mention that 64 bit software is faster too
Right on. I agree. I switched to totally Apple a few years ago and I’m happy. After almost 20 years of pc. I just got tired of doing virus scans every day and updating all the time. And now my laptop and phone and iPad all sync together automatically. It’s a beautiful thing
Virus scans are long gone since Windows XP days. I used to run Mac (mini) and Windows side by side for some time. I have witnessed quite a few crashes on a Mac - it would crash every few weeks or so. Meanwhile Windows never crashed. Since then I progressed and even built my own PC which was fun. If I could complain about something, I would say that Microsoft is getting annoying with ads of their online services, like Office 365 and One Drive. This is the only complaint I have.
You sure it updated? Lol apple either do them automatically overnight when you get to a 100% charge or when you prompt device to via settings /software update. Microsoft machines usually are set up (at least work machines) to update as you start up machine in morning which is damn irritating especially as every damn update seems to cause problems not solve them.
As a previous linux user who switched to macOS, I think that the consistency in design and everything working is worth rather than just having infinite customization with a 99% chance to not function properly.
The adds and preinstalled apps drove me nuts and all the background processes actually significantly slowed down my laptop. So i used special tools to clean all that dirt up. Believe me or not but the ram usage went down by 50% and the background processes count went down by around a 100. After doing that I had absolutely 0 issues with windows. Actually my PC never blue-screened. And about the anoying updates. Yeah I dont find them anoying I just have all the notifications turned off and I update everything just before shutting the computer down. Also no app I actually deleted installed itself afterwards. So Im pretty happy with my windows now. Macos is still cool and well optimised for laptops tho. Note: Im not a very heavy user. I don't do any serious work on my pc. On dektop I mostly game. And on my laptop i browse and watch movies. Also i do some file managing mostly with photos.
Had same experience with my surface and legion. I did notice that after debloating there were relatively infrequent lag spikes and drop in resolution in games for some reason. I think when using win11debloat (plus ms-edge remover cus win11debloat doesnt work with edge) u should use custom becus i only encountered these issues using the default.
@@divine6104 I would advise everyone who uses win10/11 to declutter everything, and they'll notice marked performance improvements. I gutted all the bloatware using glary, including the accursed edge and the damned webview. That alone sped things up.
Every Tuesday night at 7PM (in central Europe) I check for Windows updates. Especially on the 2nd Tuesday of the month. This reduces surprice-updates enormously.
I use macOS Sonoma on my M1 MacBook Air for doing my work because of the lack of advertisements and use Windows 11 Pro on my gaming desktop PC for gaming. I of course debloat Windows first before doing any gaming because I don't need random bloat to reduce my performance.
I was a Windows user, bought my first iMac in 2011, I used it for 11 years, it's OS never crashed, not a single time. Sold that iMac (for quite a few bucks) and bought myself a Macbook Air M1, which I've been using for the last 2 years, works like a charm.
@@khoifoto not me have them before but after classic im out was ok but low volume :/ cant handle proper headphones have sony not use this anymore but sound is wow
I bought an iMac a few years ago after getting sick of Windows. MacOS felt backwards and outdated, and the app store felt like a ghost town. It asked for my password every friggin time I wanted to change a typical desktop setting, there was no "show desktop" button on the taskbar, and when I had multiple apps open, I couldn't hover over the icons in the taskbar to see a preview thumbnail. Apps were so sparse that if the available app couldn't do what you wanted, you were pretty much screwed for an alternative. I went back to Windows, but today's Windows sucks 😕
i am using macos for 1 year. and i finally decided that despite macbook pro 14 m1 pro is fantastic machine it is not worth to use macos . Multitasking is no thing in macos. dock is useless. multiple instances of an app is nightmare . two monitor is nightmare .nothing make sense. i am battling with os everyday to do basic things .
Vista is better than XP. What makes it bad is Microsoft's terrible advertising campaign and the manufacturers not bothering to write drivers for Vista. If you don't know, from Vista onwards, Windows hasn't changed too much underhood. August 3, 2024 2:56AM
guys can we just all agree that linux is simply the best operating system? I mean, no annoying updates if you dont want to, no ads, no pre-installed software, no ecosystem that tryes to trap you and where you have to pay double the price for everyting, not 4gb ram usage when idling and its free. Yes, you cant run some programs on linux but that can change when more and more people switch to linux. And who decides how many people use linux? Correct. The custormers/users. And lemme tell you a secret: You are one of them. Thats why i decided to switch from windows 10 to linux.
The one and only problem is that a number of 2D and 3D professional graphics applications don't run properly (or at all) even in Wine emulator (and often running an old version brings problems of all kinds). For graphic professional use it is a problem . As much as I love Blender and Inkscape, it's not enough for compatibility with many professional workflows and clients. For running "solo", freelancers that can afford to only take certain kind of projects, doing your thing in graphics, I think you could do with Blender, Gimp, Inkscape, Scribus and a bunch of proprietary apps (stellar mention: Davinci Resolve) that have a Linux version, and are usually well maintained, but not for the other very common way of working, where a company or client asks you full compatibility with the latest Windows-only professional app (latest Photoshop, 3D Studio, etc), sadly. That needs more than just regular mainstream users swapping. It needs companies swapping, all their complex workflows that they have consolidated through decades, custom apps around it, etc. We might finally find a way, and now it is *A LOT* better than it was back in 2002 (Linux is immensely better, but also the apps... Blender was not the very high end 3D package that it is today). For now it is a problem to go Linux-only in these fields. Reason why many people keep dual booting. I have had even 4 OSes in the same machine, long ago. There's also another problem that is neither Linux's fault. Drivers for specialized hardware. Colorimeters, certain printers, high end monitors, etc. For some reason, a number of hardware vendors don't produce Linux drivers or they don't maintain them too much. These two problems eliminated, and I would not purchase a Windows license anymore, to only use whatever the Linux distro, like I did in the past. But until then it would always bring too many problems. If was only for mainstream use (I am barely a casual gamer, if at all, and steam games are enough) I'd have switched back to Linux a very long time ago.
@@Abuqital2000 gaming on linux has actually gotten really good. due to the big help from valve with proton almost any game runs well out of the box. The only thing left are games with kernel level anti cheat. like Battlenet games, Vanguard games, etc. Even if there is a game that fails to work out of the box, now there is an entire place to find other peoples solutions in protondb. And because gnu + linux is awsome you dont even need to use the epic games launcher, You can use the heroic launcher which is nicer imo.
Mac only works on Apple devices. But Linux can be installed on almost any device. It gives the user the most customization and freedom. And it is totally free . And there is no need to download a driver like in Windows. (Expect Nvidia drivers)
But there is no commercial software, only substitutes that nobody likes. Every application installation is a pain in the ass because of the different distributions, stores, installation methods, etc. Definitely not an option for the average user.
@@sontodosnarcos Actually there are many priority sofwares in linux. All big browser supported on linux . (Even Microsoft Edge) Something like Discord , Shotify , Steam works totaly fine in linux.
Depends, Linux distributions certainly tend to have more freedom than MacOS, but the UI on a mac is extremely consistent and friendly on the eyes and much easier to do certain basic things. I've used both and both are great, but I just prefer how clean apple makes things and how well it integrates with my phone as well.
My first experience with Windows 10 was when I installed free version ("temporary free") and it launched Skype which was impossible to turn off/disable. Also Cortana and OneDrive were annoying. I stayed for a few days and just installed a custom Windows 10, which was modified to remove all the clutter and stopped the updates from being automatic. So yeah, Windows has a great foundation, but paying a high price for receiving a clunky version with ads and persistent useless apps plus disrupting updates is one hell of a madness.
apple doesn’t bombard you with adds, because once ur hooked, u are the add. Is like an MLM, trying to recruit family members and loved ones so u don’t feel like ur the only one in the mess
I shit you not, there was one time I was getting ready for a really big meeting at work, and my windows laptop just had to update at that moment. It was a really important meeting and I didn’t get the promotion. Since then I’ve been using Mac, I’ve never had that happen to me ever again.
i have only once had my windows blue screen... and that was the time that i tried running zoom on a 15 year old pc. also, windows is far more compatible. all those features you mentioned are for naught if you cant even use your mac for the programs you want. macbooks have the worse trackpads ever, since it is tap to click. and tap to click is good sometimes but not all the time. try using a scroll bar. when i first bought my windows 11 device, it did not have a huge amount of ads. and microsoft copilot is not as annoying as people sometimes make it out to be. and windows also has a very wide selection of devices, so you can get whatever you need. and not to mention, windows has right click enabled by default. control panel is not a settings app, its actually a legacy program that is not used standalone and i assume was only left in windows for legacy purposes. also, you should make a video about chromeos.
I’m not sure you have ever used a Mac because Tap to click isn’t even on by default. Also just like windows machines right click is 2 fingers on the trackpad and click
@@axethepenguin i have. i recently used a new macbook air. it wasnt a sioftware feature, but a hardware feature. the trackpad would not go down when you pressed on it.
@@MoDrama_BandDqw4 that’s not called tap to click, it’s called Haptic Touch, and imo it’s quite nice and cool. On all MacBooks since atleast 2018 it’s been there, instead of actually clicking, when you press on it, it makes a very similar haptic/vibration like a real click
For now. Actually it's strange they haven't disabled the bootloader yet. Maybe it's because if you use linux, you still are forced to pay a window computer and pay the 100$ slap in the face? Idk I really want a world where linux computers are sold in big stores alongside windows and mac.
@@dontwastetime8830 linux sucks so much, basically all servers in the world, all embedded systems runs on linux. Try guessing the only OS which was used on other planets ;-)
The Mac fanboys will always say that the Mac is better than Windows, but... they will always make sure to install parallels with Windows, after all, the Mac needs to function with a real operating system and not a toy.
Gaming 🤷♂️ MacOS is still dogsh$# at it. Also hoping microsoft loses like 100% of their userbase lol, they've been trying to make the OS unusable for years now.
Windows 💩has ads in the start menu, ads in the settings app, also not to mention the 347 other setting apps that exist, windows has horrible secuirity, and a shitty shitty design, please use a mac before talking shit about overpriced winshit32
well maybe microsoft doesn't have iconic ads like apple cuz they don't need advertising since 72% of computers run on windows and MacOs is very minimalistic & clean but I can guarantee that its definitely not user friendly
The windows commercials for the surface studio and surface studio laptop with Pure Imagination, was pretty epic. As a person who has a foot in both doors, having been a long time Windows user who just a few months ago switched to a MacBook air, there are things to love about Mac OS and there are things that Windows definitely does better. Ultimately I switched because I got sick of the crashes with windows and I can say that Mac OS does seem to be a more stable operating system. I haven't had any problems, but I also can say that there are a lot of things I miss that Windows did right. The Windows management, the file explorer and the touch screens with a lot more optimized software for touch in particular are noteworthy and work really well and as a Windows user I actually really miss these things. And there are certainly a lot more gaming options for Windows than for Mac OS. But these opinions are my own based on what I value in a computer. Everyone has different uses for computers and everyone has different preferences. I don't think either are superior to the other, I just think that some people will find Mac OS to be more appealing for their needs just like some people will find Windows to be more appealing for their needs. It really depends on the user, which one is better.
I can still play older games on Windows. My Mac though a lot of my games will no longer run. Wherever it was a game back in the PowerPC/pre OSX days, or is no longer working because the program has been updated to only work on the M1 chip. They keep changing things so much it makes it hard to decide to get a new Mac or not because you don't know if some programs/games will work or not. And yes I am aware Mac has not been really for gaming for years, but when I first got into Macs(and before I got better in dealing with windows), they were easier to use for me.
It's true the only downsides are the settings and magic mouse charge port. When I have to work, I have no desire to be using the CLI for every little thing. UX is superb ❤
@@mr123undead You don’t. You can get a decent Mac Mini configuration for around $1000 US, but Apple does advertise it much because they want you to spend money on MacBooks. Best of all, it should work with the existing Windows hardware you have lying around. I had mine working with an old monitor, a fifteen year old wired gaming keyboard and Microsoft mouse until I convinced myself I deserved upgraded peripherals.
As a windows user there are actually 3 settings apps. The registry where you disable all of microsofts ads, the control panel where you can actually find useful settings, and the settings app, where you can get microsoft 365.
True Windows admin ^
Would you expand on the first point?
Please explain that first bit about the registry? Where exactly and how?
@@MrFluffyfox registry are a type of system settings, normal users shouldnt mess with it bc it can severely affect your system (either good or bad)
@@jittercatgd I understand this, I’m asking specifically where in the registry is the setting for controlling the ads and how to disable.
I like how microsoft gives advertisements after we buy windows for a hundred dollars.
@@Nafiur13 Linux Mint doesnt
I've bought Windows 10 Pro on Ebay for 5 bucks. Licence still works with Windows 11.
Whoever buys windows isn't sane
You guys buy windows?
Just turn it off
I love how Sam just hate all OSes even the one he uses.
Or does he love each one enough to crap on the others?
That's how I feel, I have used MacOS and Windows and I hate both, but slightly hate Windows less because I don't have to commit to the Mac hardware and if I want to switch to another OS I can always give myself a new and different headache.
I hate them all. MacOs is borderline useless for any real computing task, and 90% of what it does well can now be done equally well on phones. The remaining 10% can be done equally well on all OS.
Windows update really cripples windows, and it's need to download frameworks and such make it feel exhaustingly slow to do certain tasks - but then again those tasks are usually literally impossible on Mac and almost impossible on any Unix, so what can you do. Too much support is windows problem. All productive software is better on windows - arguing that is just projecting your windows hate.
Linux is great for that 10% that works fine on every OS, but every. single. thing. you want to install or get working is an absolute chore, that both MacOs and windows can achieve effortlessly. Linux as a desktop machine is a joke, and everybody pushing for it just wants attention, live in denial, and just want the 20 hours of their lives setting it up to be borderline useful.
@@EngineerJerry I have used mac, windows and linux. I prefer linux a hell of a lot only problem is gaming compatibility though that is disappearing fast. Though I use linux mint as my daily driver.
@@BS-vm5bt I really want to try a Linux at some point but I don't want to make tending an OS a new hobby. Is Linux that bad and would I have to relearn how to do everything. I am at that point where I am uncertain if the power that Linux can offer may not be worth the hassle. What's your opinion?
Apple doesn't flood you with ads because once you are in their OS they don't need to. They have you nicely chained to the products so when they demand more money your first response is 'how much?'
Lol. Over the last 30 years I have paid exactly zero for operating systems and anti virus software. And Apple has demanded more money exactly zero times. And some financially illiterate people still claim Apple products are expensive.
If you’re a dingus that buys a phone every year maybe. Otherwise a nice thing about macOS is the relatively inexpensive price of lifetime licences to software like Logic Pro and Final Cut (which most people don’t even need since Garageband and iMovie are already pretty good), not to mention the preinstalled office suite. And the price for cloud storage on iCloud/Google Drive/OneDrive is pretty much the same.
@@GamerTown-cm4gkIt is not cheaper, it is included in the price along with a large profit.
It isn't cheaper, it is included in the price along with a large profit.
@@GamerTown-cm4gk lol it is definitely not cheaper
People don't hate Windows, People just hate Microsoft. It would still be the most loved OS if it stayed as a product rather than a lousy service.
Actually, Windows must be the most loved OS because it's still the most used worldwide!!!!!!!!!
Windows was the best OS. Until microsoft started making it worse. So it goes both ways now. sadly.
because they are money hungry you see among us in windows need to pay
People don't love windows because it's good they like it because they don't have any other cheap options 😂 I used windows ever since a child and I freaking love mac os it's extremely easier to use and if I had never gotten the chance to use it I'd be thinking I love windows.
@@edmpurelove19I heard ms payed oems to only include windows. You're forced to think it's loved because ms doesn't want fair competition
Every time I see the first part of that clip from Space Force, my brain automatically hears John Malkovich scream "F*** Microsoft!"
I don’t know if this is ironic but I was restarting a windows computer whilst watching this video and when I looked back on the screen it was downloading an update for some reason. HUH
so true. i literally remember a school computer i had in 7th to 9th grade that would update every time i would start it up. It was always so annoying. and it was Windows. i was so annoyed to the point that i despite windows
@@moonwolf9954yeah it's annoying
When there is an update available, there are 2 option to restart, normal restart, and restart and update. I guess you just clicked on restart and update. Also, you can turn off automatic updates in settings. I only ever get a notification that there is an update, and then I can install it when I shut down my computer at night.
@@ego-lay_atman-bay For me sometimes when I restart or even remove power, when it boots back up it starts updating
@@moonwolf9954 that's a school computer.....
I think, the OS of the Commodore 64 is the best one!
- had to be perfect on delivery because updates were impossible
- no update trouble because of see above
- never had to uninstall anything, just turn the power switch off
- instant boot by just turning power on
- no virus trouble, because the whole system was etched into a ROM
- more social involvement, because you had to wait hours for loading a program from cassette tape 😂
It was ma first computer. I had the cassette tape but it was fun too to copy a lot of lines in basic to run a simple ball trough the screen :)
@ollih6529 Yes, that were awesome times back then.
Don’t forget the meetings to play games. Socializing at it’s best.
@@ollih6529 The Vic20 was even better, especially if you couldn’t afford the cassette. You spent hours typing Basic code before you could even load it so you learned to get the code right without debugging.
Never used amiga but if it was anything like DOS than….
…Yay, looking up obscure line command prompts and arcane knowledge before any online searches existed and going over tombs of manuals just to know how to do the most basic tasks!
Great fun.. not..
True also for Texas Instruments TI-994/A, Atari 800 and any Sinclair.
Windows is better because it uses the blue sky color background automatically.
osx is better because when you copy you know when files will be copied ... soon !
Linux and Mac have death screens as well
@@aussiegruber86 Yes maybe but nobody see it on Linux or Mac :)
@@xritics19rumours this was 20 years sago
Keep in mind that I have never held Windows wrong.
International blue screen day is wilddddddd 😂😂😂😂
last time seen 20 years ago
yeah, so Apple must offer their OS to replace all devices worldwide plus embeded IOT devices
@@adredy _"last time seen 20 years ago"_
What are you talking about? It happened in 2024 just a few days ago. Look up crowdstrike outage. 8.5 million machines were updated and started BSODing and it affected the whole world.
I myself turn off updates on all of my devices, specifically because of this problem with software: it breaks and stops working after updates, because the whole world is shitcoded without tests.
y2k24
only affected corporate devices... so literally the minority of windows computers, however an incredibly loud and noticeable minority. Bad look either way, but caused by a 3rd party software that doesn't come with Windows and is paid.
Windows 95 "Start Me Up" Rolling Stones Ad. August 24, 1995 was a date to remember.
I had forgotten that advertisement since the year it aired. It really was a cool time to be alive and aware.
Im a Windows user who hates Windows. Probably didn’t need to mention the second part.
I loved WIN7, the rest are like a visit to the dentist, painful but inevitable
@@Big-Chungus21 a debloated Windows 10 runs smooth as butter and stable as heaven... Didn't had any issues or not even a single crash since it came out. It even runs my first install fast since day 1 and still runs fast and fluid without any issue like on day 1. Most of the time the problem sits in front of the screen or the bloatware/software that gets installed. Win 7 was the best.... But a debloated Windows 10 is very, very close.
@@KookyBone So Windows 10 is “usable” once you’ve removed literally all of the utilities you might want to keep?
Same here 😂, I only use windows cuz cracked software is available easily, and I can upgrade Ram whenever I want
@@KookyBoneyup, I have a Dell laptop from 2010, with only 2 gb ram, still does my web browsing tasks very easily. And on start it only consumes 700 mb memory
Actually Microsft has had some great ads. Like the Windws 95 ad that used the Rolling Stones' "Start Me Up" and admitted that "You make a grown man cry!" Or the ad that featured Mozart's Requiem with the lyrics (in Latin) "The damned are committde to the fires and tortures of Hell." Whatever else you may say about Microsft, they are comletely honest about their user experience.
When I bought my windows laptop the lady in the store set up the laptop and went through deleting and bypassing all the bullshit. I respected that
When I bought mine, I deleted ALL the bullshit. This left me with an empty drive, which I proceeded to install Arch Linux on.
@@notme8232 How can you spot a Linux user? Don't worry, they'll make sure you know.
@@notme8232 Thanks for the laugh dude. I use Arch btw.
@@notme8232 BTW?
the part about Microsoft updating at the worst possible moment, absolute truth lol. and my wife just got a new windows PC and that part about being flooded with ads when setting up is also absolute truth!!!
We Linux users choose when to do so (and all that rebooting does is apply any kernel-level changes) by simply typing “sudo apt update” then “sudo apt upgrade -y” and it only takes seconds and will be offered for the entire lifetime of your PC, with some 2011 ThinkPad users with Ubuntu still enjoying support thanks to the fact that they can run version 24.04. Whereas Windows updates are entirely tied to rebooting (or the inevitable crash) and can take several minutes, and Mac updates stop coming when your laptop is like 2 years old.
@@badpiggies988 Linux sucks as a Desktop Operating System.
@@dontwastetime8830why?
LOL. You set your windows to force restart? Since when does Windows update stops you from doing things or force you to restart? If it does I suspect it is a setting that you changed
Just set it so updates are not installed as soon as they are available and the hours you don't want anything to install. I just set mine 7am to 2am, it can do what it wants when sleeping.
I remember the Windows phone ads, they were pretty good
I had two. I miss them so much
And the Windows Xp ad brings tears of joy to my eyes! 👀
Mine still works. I never use it though.
Is it just me or is Sam's hair starting to get a nice 'Apple Silver-Space Grey' tinge to it? 💻👽🖤
I feel like I’m one of the few people who grew up with/has only used Mac personally, and switching to windows is just intimidating
Temple OS is the best operating system ever.
He needs to do a Temple OS is simply better video
Temple OS makes windows 3.1 quiver in fear
now now, don't be too prideful of Temple OS.
640 x 480 AS COMMANDED BY GOD HIMSELF
AmogOS is better
0:11 No way he choose windows vista as the "best version" of the windows operating system 💀
Jokes aside, that is a joke
@@Iqaluitio so is my comment
Still better than MacOS.
@@Numero6dl No Mac is better : zero forced updates, zero bug, zero virus on Mac OS. All Windows are the worst, you can choose Linux if you don't like Mac.
Right? Everyone knows it's Windows Me
Just love how Linux was mentioned exactly one time during the whole sketch
Not to mention, it was the least beginner friendly version of Linux.
TBH the proper update configuration in Windows (no auto updates, run on shutdowns after asking) is one click away. I still don't know why it's not the default option.
No ads in Apple products, because you became the ad.
I don't mind window overall as a system, I have it as a side system on my Mac, but whenever I quit window it says oh wait there's an update, I just wanna punch through the screen
I choose Windows 11 over MacOS any day of the week. GNU/Linux is obviously preferable, but given a choice between Apple and Microsoft, Microsoft is the clear winner. Why? Three reasons come to mind:
1) Window management is atrocious on MacOS.
2) My Apple work computer doesn't have any USB ports (need a dongle).
3) Apple hardware is subpar for its price range. Intel CPU + NVIDIA GPU is a much better combination for pretty much all use cases.
Battery life is great on MacOS, though, so I guess there's that...
@@guanxinated My Mac M2 Mini Pro outperforms any Windows machine I’ve ever owned (and my first was an IBM 286 running pre-Windows 3.0 and my last was a pricey Dell Studio) at a price comparable to any decent Windows desktop.
It has 4 Thunderbolt ports, 2 USB ports, HDMI, Gigabit Ethernet, headphone jack, ARM not Intel, with a NPU. Graphics performance beats NVIDEA.
Windows management is coming in September, but I’ll keep using the $12 utility because it’s the best Windows management solution I’ve ever used.
@@polishtheday Really? Could be that we have different use cases, but I dunno.
The most intensive computing I ever do on a regular basis is protein folding and Apple hardware is pretty mid, I'd say.
I mean, don't get me wrong, the M2 has good performance w/ low power draw and some simulations need to use CPU, so it's useful work, but generally speaking, I can get the same performance with a GTX 1650 that costs like $150.
I just looked on Amazon and they're selling an MacBook Pro with an M2 processor and 8GB of RAM for $1,500. I'd rather pay a little bit more and get an RTX 4070 laptop. That's 10x performance!
Regarding the windows management utility, yeah, maybe there's some solution out there that makes MacOS usable, but I want something that works right off the box.
@@guanxinated You make good points. If I ever need an app that can handle protein folding, I’ll keep them in mind. For now, I’m happy I can run Windows and Linux on my Mac for the rare times I might need to.
@@polishtheday Ultimately it all comes down to personal taste, I think. For me, it's GNU/Linux > Windows > MacOS, but millions of people worldwide would beg to differ!
@@guanxinated Yeah, each person will find benefits to each OS. For me it’s macOS > GNU/Linux > Windows. macOS being POSIX-compliant, for me it’s just like using a very refined and simple to use Linux distribution, without the headaches and all. And the Mac Mini is a very cheap machine.
PS: concerning window management, it’s funny, but personally I found it to be the best once you know the Rectangle shortcuts. You got more possibilities with them than on Windows and they’re simple to get used to. And the rest is similar.
3:46 The iconic Steve Ballmer windows 1.0 ad
That’s not a real ad
I need Windows to run *just one app* that is not available on Mac (Statistica) and I bootcamp'ed my older Intel-based iMacs to run Windows 10 on them. It feels really wrong to see those machines running such backwards software.
I'm dead! I was laughing throughout but dogging on Crowdstrike at the end sent me over the edge.
The Less is more was brilliant, and then you brought on the segue to Windows updates which was on point and even better.
I love your humour man!
Once you go Mac, you never go back. How many times have I been confronted with the Windows message: "This file has been corrupted and cannot be opened"? Corrupted? HOW?! I haven't gone anywhere near the thing.
Sounds like you have a failing hard drive.
Less fans means more heat which means less performance, less performance means more reasons to change your computer sooner! the same result as giving you less RAM but in a different way :D
Most people that use a MacBook Air (myself included; for games I use my windows laptop) don’t need the fan. It’s actually crazy efficient and never gets hot. What I hate most about windows is the standby mode. Whenever I pick up my laptop even after a night it’s just empty, while my mac lost 1 percent while instantly turning on without any lag. The m1 is too good that people won’t need to update for the coming years. The ram is a giant scam of course. Even android tablets that cost 400 bucks have more ram lol
@@Ditissanderrreplace your battery and limit charge to 80%
@@_kitaes_ I’ve used the laptop for only a year. The battery should not be that bad I suppose…
@@Ditissanderr it's usually because when windows laptop shows 100%, it actually means 100%
Apple did offer the 13" MBP which was essentially a MBA with a fan that did offer about 10% performance benefits under extensive heavy load. It was one of the most useless products...
Windows is ruined after win7
Still using 7 - works fine for my work.
crazy have 11 and no issues where is problem ?
@@phildiamond8549
And i still use it on my gaming pc .. still a great OS
@@adredy
First.. forcing the updates on users is sooo annoying
and the user experience in general got worse and worse after win 7
and it's not stable like the old OS's
@@abdalrahmanajam6877 in last 5-10 years nothing is crash i not even clean the system dont have time just working i bought this laptop with win10 updated to 11 for free from this time this working like brand new ! i use osx before but now when you need pay 200$ for 200gb is insane one thing in mac is perfect screen quality nothing more
I loved it when the mac vs windows guy did an intel ad
Apple: Adds
Windows: Ads
Apple dont have adds ? Not in UK at least. Microsoft do in my experience linked to their software.
@@lisadefries6718 adds vs ads
They mean adds as in adds money and windows shows you ads
Can't you not run 32 bit apps on Apple? Adds new stuff, but equally disregards old stuff, at least Microsoft cares about backwards compatibility.
@@andreivaughn1468 im pretty sure apple does that to prevent bugs that will happen in 2038, while on windows, 99% of apps will stop working for sure, and not to mention that 64 bit software is faster too
updating mac os do not have the message says "Don't turn of your computer"
Right on. I agree. I switched to totally Apple a few years ago and I’m happy. After almost 20 years of pc. I just got tired of doing virus scans every day and updating all the time. And now my laptop and phone and iPad all sync together automatically. It’s a beautiful thing
Virus scans are long gone since Windows XP days.
I used to run Mac (mini) and Windows side by side for some time.
I have witnessed quite a few crashes on a Mac - it would crash every few weeks or so.
Meanwhile Windows never crashed. Since then I progressed and even built my own PC which was fun.
If I could complain about something, I would say that Microsoft is getting annoying with ads of their online services, like Office 365 and One Drive. This is the only complaint I have.
To be honest I never had problems with update . Like I don’t know when it does it . But it never asks me or interrupts me with updates .
You sure it updated? Lol apple either do them automatically overnight when you get to a 100% charge or when you prompt device to via settings /software update. Microsoft machines usually are set up (at least work machines) to update as you start up machine in morning which is damn irritating especially as every damn update seems to cause problems not solve them.
As a previous linux user who switched to macOS, I think that the consistency in design and everything working is worth rather than just having infinite customization with a 99% chance to not function properly.
Or avoid Linux distros that are known for customisation and go get Zorin, Mint or Fedora (with Gnome)
I use arch Linux BTW
@@dansplain2393Omg same
@@Zfentom you forgot to say uWu
you know what sometimes i download app on microsoft store it won't requires me to sign in, while in mac os app store it requires me to sign in again
international blue screen day
2 control panel, task manager for startup app, msconfig for settimg boot and service, its 4 setting that I use, mot counting registry editor etc etc
The adds and preinstalled apps drove me nuts and all the background processes actually significantly slowed down my laptop. So i used special tools to clean all that dirt up. Believe me or not but the ram usage went down by 50% and the background processes count went down by around a 100.
After doing that I had absolutely 0 issues with windows. Actually my PC never blue-screened. And about the anoying updates. Yeah I dont find them anoying I just have all the notifications turned off and I update everything just before shutting the computer down. Also no app I actually deleted installed itself afterwards.
So Im pretty happy with my windows now. Macos is still cool and well optimised for laptops tho.
Note: Im not a very heavy user. I don't do any serious work on my pc. On dektop I mostly game. And on my laptop i browse and watch movies. Also i do some file managing mostly with photos.
Had same experience with my surface and legion.
I did notice that after debloating there were relatively infrequent lag spikes and drop in resolution in games for some reason.
I think when using win11debloat (plus ms-edge remover cus win11debloat doesnt work with edge) u should use custom becus i only encountered these issues using the default.
@@divine6104 I would advise everyone who uses win10/11 to declutter everything, and they'll notice marked performance improvements.
I gutted all the bloatware using glary, including the accursed edge and the damned webview. That alone sped things up.
@@divine6104 i didn't encounter such issues
Every Tuesday night at 7PM (in central Europe) I check for Windows updates. Especially on the 2nd Tuesday of the month. This reduces surprice-updates enormously.
Linux might be a hassle and the screen might be upside down, but it's honest.
I use macOS Sonoma on my M1 MacBook Air for doing my work because of the lack of advertisements and use Windows 11 Pro on my gaming desktop PC for gaming. I of course debloat Windows first before doing any gaming because I don't need random bloat to reduce my performance.
I was a Windows user, bought my first iMac in 2011, I used it for 11 years, it's OS never crashed, not a single time.
Sold that iMac (for quite a few bucks) and bought myself a Macbook Air M1, which I've been using for the last 2 years, works like a charm.
As a linux user I can say you don't need settings app at all!
Just don't ask me how often do I change something inside of my ~/.config folder.
please do one of these but make it about hannah montana linux 😀
not a single mention of arch in the entire video (besides from the start)
There are fingerprints on your monitor bezel…video ruined
There's a reason we in the industry call the Windows Update process "Update Tuesday, Lawsuit Wednesday."
Ahh, but Windows almost works! That's good enough for me.
osx did screw up Settings up big time. And nothing says FU more on 27'' display than tiny settings app that one can't even enlarge.
Poor Zune... Poor forgotten relic of the past.
have ipod ? :)
@@adredy are iPods forgotten? People are still using them.
@@khoifoto not me have them before but after classic im out was ok but low volume :/ cant handle proper headphones have sony not use this anymore but sound is wow
@@adredy lacking built-in amp but iPods are still not forgotten.
1:38 is not the real windows updating screen
Windows 11 just plain sucks. I hate using my laptop because of windows 11.
Oh man, Mac vs pc guy. I just binge watched all those old commercials before clicking on this. The algorithm knows me better than most.
I bought an iMac a few years ago after getting sick of Windows. MacOS felt backwards and outdated, and the app store felt like a ghost town. It asked for my password every friggin time I wanted to change a typical desktop setting, there was no "show desktop" button on the taskbar, and when I had multiple apps open, I couldn't hover over the icons in the taskbar to see a preview thumbnail. Apps were so sparse that if the available app couldn't do what you wanted, you were pretty much screwed for an alternative. I went back to Windows, but today's Windows sucks 😕
The Enterprise LTSC releases are the only tolerable editions imo.
Try Windows X Lite Optimum 11
i am using macos for 1 year. and i finally decided that despite macbook pro 14 m1 pro is fantastic machine it is not worth to use macos . Multitasking is no thing in macos. dock is useless. multiple instances of an app is nightmare . two monitor is nightmare .nothing make sense. i am battling with os everyday to do basic things .
Sam is my best adviser! great job dude
I see the Earthworm Jim music in the background of this video is much better than any other spotify music.
Vista? Are you serious? Pick ANY other version of Windows.
Windows 10 LTSC 2021
@@MIOG_MIOGNah, Windows 8 beta 8250
Vista was bad but at least got better at the end. However still better than Windows 8.
Vista is better than XP. What makes it bad is Microsoft's terrible advertising campaign and the manufacturers not bothering to write drivers for Vista. If you don't know, from Vista onwards, Windows hasn't changed too much underhood.
August 3, 2024 2:56AM
That's the joke.. all three OS choices were "the best". 🤣
Hello, one-ball ! Cool video.
guys can we just all agree that linux is simply the best operating system? I mean, no annoying updates if you dont want to, no ads, no pre-installed software, no ecosystem that tryes to trap you and where you have to pay double the price for everyting, not 4gb ram usage when idling and its free. Yes, you cant run some programs on linux but that can change when more and more people switch to linux. And who decides how many people use linux? Correct. The custormers/users. And lemme tell you a secret: You are one of them. Thats why i decided to switch from windows 10 to linux.
The one and only problem is that a number of 2D and 3D professional graphics applications don't run properly (or at all) even in Wine emulator (and often running an old version brings problems of all kinds). For graphic professional use it is a problem . As much as I love Blender and Inkscape, it's not enough for compatibility with many professional workflows and clients. For running "solo", freelancers that can afford to only take certain kind of projects, doing your thing in graphics, I think you could do with Blender, Gimp, Inkscape, Scribus and a bunch of proprietary apps (stellar mention: Davinci Resolve) that have a Linux version, and are usually well maintained, but not for the other very common way of working, where a company or client asks you full compatibility with the latest Windows-only professional app (latest Photoshop, 3D Studio, etc), sadly.
That needs more than just regular mainstream users swapping. It needs companies swapping, all their complex workflows that they have consolidated through decades, custom apps around it, etc.
We might finally find a way, and now it is *A LOT* better than it was back in 2002 (Linux is immensely better, but also the apps... Blender was not the very high end 3D package that it is today). For now it is a problem to go Linux-only in these fields. Reason why many people keep dual booting. I have had even 4 OSes in the same machine, long ago.
There's also another problem that is neither Linux's fault. Drivers for specialized hardware. Colorimeters, certain printers, high end monitors, etc. For some reason, a number of hardware vendors don't produce Linux drivers or they don't maintain them too much.
These two problems eliminated, and I would not purchase a Windows license anymore, to only use whatever the Linux distro, like I did in the past. But until then it would always bring too many problems. If was only for mainstream use (I am barely a casual gamer, if at all, and steam games are enough) I'd have switched back to Linux a very long time ago.
No one is interested in learning how to code just to play a game.
That all sounds great...if Linux was actually practical for like 90% of people using computers.
@@Abuqital2000 gaming on linux has actually gotten really good. due to the big help from valve with proton almost any game runs well out of the box. The only thing left are games with kernel level anti cheat. like Battlenet games, Vanguard games, etc.
Even if there is a game that fails to work out of the box, now there is an entire place to find other peoples solutions in protondb.
And because gnu + linux is awsome you dont even need to use the epic games launcher, You can use the heroic launcher which is nicer imo.
@@gabrielulibarri9950 Here come the linux gatekeepers
finally a title i agree with 🙂
OCLP lets you run the latest version of MACOS on very old machines
Mac only works on Apple devices. But Linux can be installed on almost any device. It gives the user the most customization and freedom. And it is totally free . And there is no need to download a driver like in Windows. (Expect Nvidia drivers)
And you can't play most games on it, normally
@@Moonflush I don't know about macOS. But on Linux can play almost all games.
But there is no commercial software, only substitutes that nobody likes. Every application installation is a pain in the ass because of the different distributions, stores, installation methods, etc. Definitely not an option for the average user.
@@sontodosnarcos Actually there are many priority sofwares in linux. All big browser supported on linux . (Even Microsoft Edge)
Something like Discord , Shotify , Steam works totaly fine in linux.
@@Moonflush You actually can, unless they have kernel level anti-cheat.
What about arch?
Linux > macOS (mostly)
Therefore Linux is better then everything
nothing good starts with terminal
@@VcrThunder true everything good starts with the start button
Meh... macOS is simply better. ;)
Depends, Linux distributions certainly tend to have more freedom than MacOS, but the UI on a mac is extremely consistent and friendly on the eyes and much easier to do certain basic things. I've used both and both are great, but I just prefer how clean apple makes things and how well it integrates with my phone as well.
Absolutely. The only OS you can use today without your data being sold or used for god knows what. 👍
My first experience with Windows 10 was when I installed free version ("temporary free") and it launched Skype which was impossible to turn off/disable. Also Cortana and OneDrive were annoying. I stayed for a few days and just installed a custom Windows 10, which was modified to remove all the clutter and stopped the updates from being automatic.
So yeah, Windows has a great foundation, but paying a high price for receiving a clunky version with ads and persistent useless apps plus disrupting updates is one hell of a madness.
apple doesn’t bombard you with adds, because once ur hooked, u are the add. Is like an MLM, trying to recruit family members and loved ones so u don’t feel like ur the only one in the mess
How are you all getting windows updates installed without permissioj? Ive never had windows forcibly install updated since win 10
Windows: updates
MacOS: up and dating
What?!
Can’t imagine ever voluntarily using Windows. If I were ever to switch off Mac, it’d absolutely be for Linux
linux is better than both combined.
(i use arch btw)
What movie is that windows clip from?
2:29 you are so WRONG!!!!!!!!
I shit you not, there was one time I was getting ready for a really big meeting at work, and my windows laptop just had to update at that moment. It was a really important meeting and I didn’t get the promotion. Since then I’ve been using Mac, I’ve never had that happen to me ever again.
i have only once had my windows blue screen... and that was the time that i tried running zoom on a 15 year old pc. also, windows is far more compatible. all those features you mentioned are for naught if you cant even use your mac for the programs you want. macbooks have the worse trackpads ever, since it is tap to click. and tap to click is good sometimes but not all the time. try using a scroll bar. when i first bought my windows 11 device, it did not have a huge amount of ads. and microsoft copilot is not as annoying as people sometimes make it out to be. and windows also has a very wide selection of devices, so you can get whatever you need. and not to mention, windows has right click enabled by default. control panel is not a settings app, its actually a legacy program that is not used standalone and i assume was only left in windows for legacy purposes.
also, you should make a video about chromeos.
I’m not sure you have ever used a Mac because Tap to click isn’t even on by default. Also just like windows machines right click is 2 fingers on the trackpad and click
@@axethepenguinLOL. "Just like"¿ no you moron, window don't make you use two finger on the track pad to "double click".
@@axethepenguin i have. i recently used a new macbook air. it wasnt a sioftware feature, but a hardware feature. the trackpad would not go down when you pressed on it.
@@MoDrama_BandDqw4 that’s not called tap to click, it’s called Haptic Touch, and imo it’s quite nice and cool. On all MacBooks since atleast 2018 it’s been there, instead of actually clicking, when you press on it, it makes a very similar haptic/vibration like a real click
I think the thing windows does best is legacy support. I can for the most part run software from 30 years ago without issue.
As a long time Windows user, I've been thinking of getting a Mac as my new laptop just for the hell of it. Would be interesting to try a new OS.
Windows is better, because you can delete it and install Linux instead
For now.
Actually it's strange they haven't disabled the bootloader yet. Maybe it's because if you use linux, you still are forced to pay a window computer and pay the 100$ slap in the face?
Idk
I really want a world where linux computers are sold in big stores alongside windows and mac.
@@no_name4796 that will never happen because Linux sucks
@@dontwastetime8830 linux sucks so much, basically all servers in the world, all embedded systems runs on linux.
Try guessing the only OS which was used on other planets ;-)
You can dual boot on Mac, and unlike Windows, macOS doesn’t fuck up your Linux partition.
@@dontwastetime8830 No, because of BDUs like you.
You managed to fix the 12" Macbook??
The Mac fanboys will always say that the Mac is better than Windows, but... they will always make sure to install parallels with Windows, after all, the Mac needs to function with a real operating system and not a toy.
Statistics prove them wrong. I like iPhone and iPad but I glad that I am using windows not macos.
as a mac user, i have not installed parallels at all, neither do i use crossover
The Sonoma Settings panel layout must easily be worst since Macs were first designed.
Linux > MacOS > Tesla OS > Samsung Fridge OS > portable vibrator OS > Windows
Harmony OS > Windows 11 > Chrome OS > Ubuntu > all other Windows > MS-Dos >Mac OS
w ranking
@@lukasmauer230 L ranking
Remember the "What's a computer?" That was a good ad.
Gaming 🤷♂️ MacOS is still dogsh$# at it. Also hoping microsoft loses like 100% of their userbase lol, they've been trying to make the OS unusable for years now.
Windows 12 with subscription would be amazing!
I already pre-order it!
This is not AI generated ad message.
No
if this is true, i will switch to linux at least when i could, they are no wway i will pay microsoft to boot my pc !
nice try bill gates
MacOS has simply a frick ton of bloatware and Apple sheeps don't complain :)
Windows 💩has ads in the start menu, ads in the settings app, also not to mention the 347 other setting apps that exist, windows has horrible secuirity, and a shitty shitty design, please use a mac before talking shit about overpriced winshit32
why did you put an elon musk portrait for your YT avatar ..???
Maybe why Amiga OS is still around and quite usable, if or when you can find hardware to run it on...
well maybe microsoft doesn't have iconic ads like apple cuz they don't need advertising since 72% of computers run on windows and MacOs is very minimalistic & clean but I can guarantee that its definitely not user friendly
microsoft used "more updates" in their ads to mess up with apple, but they messed up with us having to update every single hour
The only question here is HOW DID YOU GET VISTA ON A 2015 MACBOOK??
i hate windows but i cant play all my games on linux and mac os so im stuck with it :/
same but not for the same reason -> software/hardware & macos is in the greedy apple ecosystem (aka the walled garden)
1:12 2 or 3 of the 12 games arent even released
The windows commercials for the surface studio and surface studio laptop with Pure Imagination, was pretty epic. As a person who has a foot in both doors, having been a long time Windows user who just a few months ago switched to a MacBook air, there are things to love about Mac OS and there are things that Windows definitely does better. Ultimately I switched because I got sick of the crashes with windows and I can say that Mac OS does seem to be a more stable operating system. I haven't had any problems, but I also can say that there are a lot of things I miss that Windows did right. The Windows management, the file explorer and the touch screens with a lot more optimized software for touch in particular are noteworthy and work really well and as a Windows user I actually really miss these things. And there are certainly a lot more gaming options for Windows than for Mac OS. But these opinions are my own based on what I value in a computer. Everyone has different uses for computers and everyone has different preferences. I don't think either are superior to the other, I just think that some people will find Mac OS to be more appealing for their needs just like some people will find Windows to be more appealing for their needs. It really depends on the user, which one is better.
But you mentioned using Arch Linux
Isn't it the best OS?
I can still play older games on Windows. My Mac though a lot of my games will no longer run. Wherever it was a game back in the PowerPC/pre OSX days, or is no longer working because the program has been updated to only work on the M1 chip. They keep changing things so much it makes it hard to decide to get a new Mac or not because you don't know if some programs/games will work or not.
And yes I am aware Mac has not been really for gaming for years, but when I first got into Macs(and before I got better in dealing with windows), they were easier to use for me.
It's true the only downsides are the settings and magic mouse charge port. When I have to work, I have no desire to be using the CLI for every little thing. UX is superb ❤
It depends, I dont need a 2000~3000 dollar macbook just to write word document or compile c code.
@@mr123undead You don’t. You can get a decent Mac Mini configuration for around $1000 US, but Apple does advertise it much because they want you to spend money on MacBooks. Best of all, it should work with the existing Windows hardware you have lying around. I had mine working with an old monitor, a fifteen year old wired gaming keyboard and Microsoft mouse until I convinced myself I deserved upgraded peripherals.
The Mac mini at 599 is alright
Well there is no ads on MacOs because you already pay a very overpriced product with a gigantic profit margin. So, no need.