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Reliability, yes. UX, no.

If you look at MacOS with a critical eye, it's nearly impossible to say it has good UX. It's outdated and everything requires more clicks. Finder stuck 20 years ago. Hard to find settings. Poor screen real estate. Hard to read text with transparent everything.

Let's kill this myth that "Macs are more intuitive to use".

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I was talking about the hardware. Software sucks, paid little helper this, paid little helper that...

To be fair, the whole thread is about tolerating Apple because how good the hardware is :)


"but when it comes to UX and reliability, they are far, far ahead of anything I tried"

Sounds like you are talking about software also.


Hardware has "UX and reliability" too.

For example, this teapot has bad UX: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Design_of_Everyday_Things#...


Are you trying to imply that UX is something we only measure on software? That'd be incorrect.

Are you talking about macOS 26+? in that case yea. macOS 15 is a lot better, although obviously not perfect.



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