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OK, which one of you is it
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you either go back to windows, or turn into this guy. There is no 3rd option.
Unfortunately, MacOS is far more popular than it should be.
I deliberately said Windows instead of Mac, because all the apple users I know are the type of people who will never, ever try linux in the first place.
Yeah, that makes sense.
As someone who's been a fan of Free Software since I first heard of it in the late '90s, I used and recommended Macs in the early 2000s because (at time, at least) Apple was leaning into the Unix-nature and BSD underpinnings of the thing and coming out with stuff like XServe and Automator.
Not so much these days, though. Apple's pivot in ideology towards locked-down consumer crap like iOS and the App Store -- even going so far as to ditch bash for zsh just because they hated GPLv3 -- ruined it.
At least it follows Unix conventions so it’s real computing