I'm much happier since I took the Apple-pill, no constant broken drivers, no broken wireless, no daily broken conf files, no broken x.org, no system to maintain, it's a real pleasure to work on these machines, got mine in 2021 and never had a single issue.
Adults that aren't on the spectrum uses Mac, I've met dozens of highly qualified engineers (clients I've worked for), I'm talking people working on satellites, adaptive optics, silicon wafer production, aeronautics, every single one of them are on an Apple computer, and they don't waste their precious time bitching on their distro shitting itself after running apt-get upgrade.
The Macfag pill is the ultimate pill, take it early in your career, or suffer miserably.
>le ebin filtered maymay >not a bug wont fix dont care closed and this is why after 30 years, loonix is still unusable unfixed broken garbage
Connor Allen
Non-white thread. Go back to buying chicken at walmart with your foodstamps
Chase Barnes
F
Bentley Ward
Real pros use their company's $3k macbook pro and shell into their company-provided linux VM for builds
Ayden Reed
I sometimes wonder what hardware people on Any Forums actually run. The last time I had "constant broken drivers" in Linux was probably 2011? WiFi drivers were pretty hit-or-miss back then.
Nolan Sullivan
nice to see apple is paying retards to advertise on Any Forums to other retards
Caleb Hill
>professional Unix environment that Just Works >curryjeetOS
Ryder Torres
>Homo uses Apple. Shocking stuff.
Luis Ramirez
everything just werks on my endeavour os xfce machine. cope harder
Autists, troons, script kiddies and neets use linux Manchildren and pajeets use windows Rockstars of society use mac
Simple stuff
Jordan Torres
last time I had them was 2019, but that was for a very specific wireless card driver
Carter Smith
if you are working you dont get to decide what os/laptop you use, you have to go with company policy what you use in your private life doesnt affect who you talk to
nice larp though
Ian Peterson
and yet every developer I know who owns a mac is constantly complaining about how hard it is to install things and get the libraries they need to build projects. Whereas on linux I pretty much never have problems with that, since all software is designed to build on ubuntu. And I've never had a driver issue on the laptop I use for work.
Julian Garcia
sounds like a soibrew problem I've never had trouble installing anything on my mac, or obtaining libraries for various projects
Brayden Morgan
Installed linux on 4 separate physical machines and two virtual machines. Ubuntu, Debian, Arch and Antergos. Always worked. Maybe you are just a retard
Parker Evans
Now try Windows where you have to add everything to path, use 100 -L and -I arguments if you use libraries, and if the libraries are not pre built, there will always be thousands of errors when compiling with mingw.
Grayson Davis
I honestly have no idea how you people manage to break your linux OS Im a fucking brainlet and not even I managed to break my OS. I guess its just (You) problem
Obvious bait thread to make freefags seethe but I have never had to fix any broken shit on my machine that wasn't fixable within 5 minutes and even that was unusual. They all work, all of them, Windows, BSD, Mac, Linux, Solaris, Haiku, etc. ALL of these OSes work
Joshua Martinez
The only less stable thing are the updates and even that is just a pacman problem. Happened to me once, was updating a laptop with no battery and when I got up, my hand got stuck in the charger cable and I pulled it out accidentally. I couldn't get the system to work after that. But when using apt, or windows, it never got bricked because of that. I think that's because they use some special locks or something
Blake Rivera
I usually update my system once a week and it literally never broke even gaming is better on linux while my Anomaly install broke with every new windows update it never even crashed on my linux build.
Joseph Rivera
Like I said, I don't think it's a linux thing, because it never happened with apt. I think it is a pacman thing. But that was a while ago, it is entirely possible that this is fixed now as well
