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Linux Fanboy takes another look at macOS: not that bad nowadays (tilvids.com)
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Timestamps 00:00 Intro 00:29 Sponsor: Proton Drive 02:15 macOS 26 02:50 Look and Feel 09:32 Menubar and dock 13:58 Window management 17:53 Settings 21:56 App Store & App Installs 27:45 macOS 27 29:53 Ecosystem & mobile apps 31:36 What can we learn 34:27 Sponsor: Tuxedo Computers

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[โ€“] 1 point 4 months ago

You are making a huge mistake. You tell about the burden of using Android apps on Linux, but not what it means to run Android apps on Mac. If you want to compare mobile iOS apps on desktop iOS you also should compare mobile Linux with desktop Linux. Did you ever try to run Nautilus (GNOMEs file manager) on a Linux phone? Or the mobile railway app on desktop? It just runs. No Waydroid required. There is a Purism ad video to this convergence behavior and since it was made, things became much better. And now the real question to compare the systems in same manner: do Android apps even run on MacOS?

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