Mac vs. Linux

>>56299955

one is a computer, the other is an operating system

Whoops wrong board, fag.
>>>/fa/
>>>/lgbt/

>>56299955
>Mac
>good
>good out of the box
>stable
>good and stable out of the box

>Linux
>good
>but good only if your time is worthless
>prone to breaking
>which should be fine to you since you don't do anything important anyways and your time is worthless
>good

>>56299955
os x IS linux

>>56299955
OS X
>good out of the box
>stable
>harder to fuck up than Windows
>UNIX based, so bash, coreutils, etc are all there
>no package manager, but one can be downloaded
>HCI/UI/UX guidelines are actually enforced so apps are actually usable
>developers are full of themselves

Linux
>quality depends on the distro
>UNIX-like, so coreutils are there
>package manager present no matter what
>stability depends on the distro
>HCI/UI/UX guidelines vary from DE to DE, apps can be hard to use to their respective potentials
>developers are full of themselves, regardless of distro

>>56299955
It really boils down to weather you want proprietary or free software. You can get core linux utils and basically everything else linux from homebrew so for the most part you can do linux shit in mac.

>>56299955
Run it in a VM for a few days and then make a decision.

>>56300318
good idea

>>56299955
>Mac

Found your problem.

i just ate mac and cheese, seemed relevant

>>56299955
I recently did this with my Macbook, I installed Fedora 24 used it for a month hated it. Apple made it so easy for me to go back I loved it. I used command + r even after I deleted the partition and it connected to internet and re downloaded the recovery files and restored my system.

>>56300037
>prone to breaking
I will never get where this meme comes from, Windows crashes way more than Linux for me, Linux is stable af (I don't usually use the bleeding edge distros though)