Fuck macfags

>>56958512
>Fuck macfags

>>>/lgbt/

install ubango gnome

it will be even faster

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>>56958525
10/10

It lets you delete the OS X partition?

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>>56958525
>>Fuck macfags
>>>/lgbt/

I think you mean Androidfags.

>>56958579
i don't know i hope it does. If it won't i'll just make the macos partition so small it will be entirely forgettable and focus on the windows partition

>>56958597
I don't think you can mate. But yea that seems like the right thing make it so that there is only a few GBs in the OS X partition.

>>56958512
>comparing a years old install to a brand new install
OS X suffers from creep, like Windows. I've experienced it on my last Mac back on Snow Leopard. Years down the road you'd get the same experience moving from that aging Windows 7 install to OS X.

>>56958579
Not if you use only Boot Camp Assistant. But it will boot up fine if you delete everything but your Windows partitions, or throw in a brand new hard disk and install Windows on it directly without ever touching OS X.

On a ~2012 or newer Mac you can even boot the Windows installer in EFI mode and have a native EFI install of Windows, without using the Boot Camp BIOS compatibility layer.

Alas if you have a Mac with both Intel and Nvidia or ATI GPUs, it will only do the GPU switching thing in OS X (or Linux in EFI mode since somebody figured out how it tells the EFI that it's OS X). The dickheads lock out the Intel GPU unless the OS tells it that it's OS X, either to be lazy and not write a Windows driver for the switching hardware, or to make OS X look better on battery life.

>>56958512
I suppose you never considered reinstalling OS X because maybe, just maybe, you have a bunch of useless data lying around hogging up the computer's resources.

OS X is ew anyway.

>>56958512
>Mac
Found your problem.

>>56959357
Quantity of data isn't it. Not OP but I have an oldish Mac with Snow Leopard and it takes forever to do certain tasks. My OS X drive has plenty of free space. Creating a new process takes time for some reason. CPU isn't high, disk isn't high, fan doesn't blow. I think it's a timeout of some sort it's waiting for.

>>56958512
Windows the shill post

>>56959895
>my hard drive has plenty of free space

Good lord anon, why are you browsing a technology board?

>>56959977
What are you even on about? File glut generally doesn't take up resources unless they're someplace like the desktop, where having hundreds of files will slow things down because of icon rendering and such.