Is there any way to set up windows / *nix environment with the

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>>62126246
>high-quality free software

>>62126246
>Is there any way to set up windows / *nix environment with the ease of use features that OS X has?
No
Get another macbook
Or build a Hackintosh

>>62126258
macOS has more good free software than Windows does. 90% of Windows 'programs' are the 8000th copy of a disk defrag utility or some shit. There's barely any quality in Windows world.

>>62126246

Either get cygwin use the Unix subsystem for Windows.

Windows is notorious for its noncompliancy toward Unix and POSIX in general

>>62126246
> Things like KeyChain
Password manager of your choice (pass, or something fancier);
>The multi-touch features (swiping between desktops is pretty nice)
Pretty sure macos are best in businesses with all the touchpad stuff.

Anyway, just look for alternatives or native versions of software you are currently using on your macos machine.

>>62126246
You can install WSL on Windows 10 which gets you bash and any utilities that could be built on Ubuntu. You could also run an x server if desired.

>>62126246
>nicer features
>fagOS

lmao

>>62126295
>Free software
It's not free if you have to purchase a Mac to get it.

>>62126246
>swiping between desktops is pretty nice
Most WMs use ctrl-alt-arrows for going between workspaces and it feels great. Holding shift will move the current window with you.

>>62126397
>being this semantically retarded

Your dumpster find T60 isn't free because you need to run it off the mains in your basement. Electricity costs your mother money.

Get full set of KDE apps. You will have all you need. It may be sometimes unstable though.

>>62126382
If you don't understand that OS X is an OS with a fuck ton of really nice features you're retarded.

>>62126397
Free in the technical sense of the term (open source) for my new, not mac-os computer.