I didn't know until after 2 days that I could do Command delete

same, I don't even know you have a shortcut to delete permanently on Mac.

Windows suck ass

True haha :))))

Same here lmfao

I prefer to press one more key and do my stuff than press only one key and have to wait like forever because Windows just crash

@@aibePRO You should upgrade from Win98 then.

@@Foxhunter_DE Windows 98 especially wasn't too bad either.

@@tomatopotato4229 Compared to what? It was better than 95, yes, but it had so many bugs and errors, so many bluescreens even during the installation...it was bad in my opinion. SE was a bit better.

I just bought a Mac and l'm learning this

You can change it to always be shown. Also you can go to parent folders by right clicking the current folder name

@@krawieck ah alright, its good that they let you customise it

@@halguy5745 i think they do it like that to not overwhelm first time computer users

@@oofingberg Makes sense

It is done so users aren’t confused, which sometimes yes does make things a bit complicated

It's not like you magically have the file path in your clipboard ready to be pasted lol

winkey + e, click on the adress bar and press ctrl+v and enter

Its literally not faster lmfao

@@fluffy_mango5026 it is lol... But the point is the video creator makes some of these basic things wrong on windows.. Like the last one where Mac and Windows is the same but windows have another way of doing it

@@Zutraxi just because theres another way doesnt mean its better. Pressing win r and pasting it or pressing win e and pasting it. Theyre both just as fast

Like using 3+ apps on one screen.

On Windows and Linux mint it is easy to put 3 or more windows on one screen. And that is out of the box. On Mac it is a pain.

What is so difficult in win file explorer?

@@aksshaysharma96 not difficult. It's very good, it's difficult to do better is what I mean

​@@nullcircuitthat's probably the reason why MS never changed that... The moment they've tried to change that with Windows 11 (the copy and paste got moved to the top), everyone got mad... They've really created with W7 the perfect OS... They only needed to update the UI and add new features, but no... It is really like Google with Android: fancy new UI each update... People still today don't understand that new features are not UI features... A DEV never cares about UI... A DEV want to keep everything organized and more optimized and up-to-date, a designer however wants rounded edges for buttons... Fancy aesthetic...

Yo we have same pfp !

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I have a Mac and agree with this. Mac hides so much behind keyboard shortcuts, windows usually has a GUI option along with the commands.

I use istat menu to monitor internet speed on my Mac and it's hell much expensive and the same software is available for free on windows

Average Mac user

@@theforerunnerreclaimer Average Windows user too lmao, I really only use Windows.

Windows is shit l

@@maddeningmonk9585 no it isnt

@@dynahzm it literally is dude grow up

​@@maddeningmonk9585average mac os user:

I just aborted the idea last night and went for a regular Windows.

get linux

​@@actualblack no windows

Not really since they are multiple ways to do this things. There are keyboard only solutions like he shows but you can also just click on things too

@@kittypowergirl2k176 wow that's crazy innovative

@@kittypowergirl2k176 same thing with Windows bro

@@kittypowergirl2k176 can u operate mac just by keyboard or u really need mouse??

Lot of work but prevents accidents, you can accidentally hit the delete key while selecting a file, but you can’t really accidentally hit cmd + del do you, plus Mac looks more neat , anyways that’s just my opinion idk what you think of it now

… for everyone using windows their entire life. Both have their advantages and disadvantages. Do not judge a system, when it‘s compared by a one-system-user…

@@sanderiten no, its jot about what we are used to, watch the video again, windows is objectively easier to use

@@sanderiten Oh sorry hurting your feelings Apple Fan, but I also used macOS A LOT! So yes I can objectively confirm, Windows is better for every day tasks.

​​@@NoName-fn6eeI disagree. You don't need to be an Apple Fan for appreciating something. It's been 3 years since I switched to macOS and my experience has been really good. I find myself using shortcuts more on macOS than Windows and although there are things to complain about as everything isn't perfect, I still prefer macOS when I consider the overall picture. The reason why I think macOS is still pretty cool is most likely because Apple doesn't put as much as that bullshit crap like they with their iPhones like those green-blue bubbles drama, restricted system and stuffs. Contrary to the popular belief, you can install pirated apps on macOS and I find shortcuts consistent across different apps in macOS. I got a Windows laptop 3 months ago as my secondary laptop, with my MacBook Pro still being the primary and I think the things that I dislike the most about Windows is it's touchpad and it's gestures. The Windows experience is still a bit better on desktops but given my work, I use laptops 99% of the time, so I usually prefer the macOS workflow. That being said, people won't get it anyway unless they use both the systems for about half a year and get used to it. They have different workflows and if you keep comparing one to the other, you'll always have something to complain about. And if you really can't digest the shortcuts, you can always customize each and every shortcut to almost anything of your choice. There isn't an easy way to customize system level shortcuts system-wide on Windows like on macOS. I think this is the only Apple device that I can make sense of, the rest are trash for me. Someone just said that iPhones are intuitive while macOS isn't. Lol, I don't know which part of iPhones are intuitive.

You don't need right click on Windows either

I like the way you think

What distro do you use? And why you used sudo while you don't need? Sudo command: Arguments: Sudo Use: giving a command more privileges and operate the command with these high privileges that's why sudo ask for your account password

@@ibrahimrefai1 it's macos... not every *NIX command is related to linux

you can do the same on windoes cmd but not same commands

I love how you can change the icon of an app by dragging the new icon onto the old one on the "get info" window. im someone who sorts all his stuff into folders and I often also make custom icons for the folders.

@@oofingberg me too, though I’ve been copying and pasting them, which has been finicky in the latest versions of macOS. I’ve gotta try that method! And I do a lot of icon editing and creation; as a matter of fact, nearly all of the icons on my Macs already have the new, iOS-like, smooth roundrect square look because I didn’t want to wait for developers to update them, and Burn.app’s dev actually used my icon design for the latest releases. Now, if only OneDrive and Google Drive supported those custom items and Finder labels… 🙄

+1 I use that feature every day Just as I do with dragging the title bar icon in document windows, to attach files to slack etc, super handy

@@everyhandletaken I don’t get it how it works any articles ,?

That was a "feature" that allows "mac geniuses" to explain it to you like as if you were a monkey cub 😂

To be fair, in macOS you can customize like 95% of the shortcuts system wide. I use both Linux and macOS so I know it IS NOT the same, but talking about specifically about shortcuts (which is what the video focuses on) yeah, you can change a lot.

@@AlejandroLZuvic yeah, this is great, and for this sort of thing (plus every security and privacy reason, basically being a UNIX system) I think MacOS is way better than Windows will ever be. but still, there's nothing better than having the freedom to choose exactly what software you want.

@@rageprod yes, it's great but it's also kind of a personal preference. I've using Linux for years in desktop and I still use it on servers. I've decided to give up a bit of customization in order to have a more stable desktop environment. PS: when I say stable, I'm talking about the desktop management system, not the actual kernel+OS. Every time I tried to customize my GNOME or KDE I've went just a bit too far and I've ended up breaking something and needed to re-install it or login from a TTY terminal, etc. Not a big deal but I've decided I prefer to have some "boundaries" in what I can break or not, for my own sanity LOL

@@AlejandroLZuvic yeah, environments that come ready out of the box can break if you go too far (usually because of dependencies or incompatibility with the preinstalled software), so I get this. using Linux in general can be a lot of work (specially the DIY distros), but it's worth it imo.

If you’re talking about piracy, on mac it is even easier. You download a torrent file and just drag something to “Applications” No additional work. Any software can be downloaded free from internet. I still recommend you to buy a software, not just crack it.

@@Chrly or brew install --cask

@@ooomaxx7026 and it's much easier and imo safer to pirate on macos

@@brimple well you could use their digital store fronts, installer packages, etc. so it is a good idea for a short

@@brimple now tell me where to find a safe installer that does not bundle avast or McAfee for every software

Yeah, Gestures in MacOS are amazing. I so wish Windows would copy these. Gesture + Spaces makes using 1 screen so much more efficient.

@@Cat-kp7rl exactly.

You nailed it

@@Spikus74 thanks

Facts, use Open Shell custom start menu. You'll get the old school win 7 style start menu including the superior search you're referring too.

But it’s still windows which is crap. I wouldn’t use windows even if you paid me. Once I upgraded to Mac I never went back.

@@destroyerofsimps6574 boohoo windows is bad

@@destroyerofsimps6574 ummm it's an os it's crap for you

Both are easy

@@destroyerofsimps6574 wait until you get to Linux and realize it's MacOS on steroids

linux 👍

@@fakedketchup5029 linux sucker 🤨📷

Mac works "seamlessly well" for old people and non-techies. As a sofware dev I hate people talking wonders about these freaking toys🙄

Bro you stated the obvious and they still choose to argue lmao

@@almostbaldbuffguylmao I’m convinced us humans are made to fight about damn near anything there’s universal things that we can all agree but actually not even because someone will beat those universal opinions we always disagree lol 🤣

You can still use the CLI in both Windows and MacOS. WSL2 for Windows(Poweshell has gotten a lot better). MacOS in Unix based so terminal has Bash/Zsh.

based, do you use korn shell or bourne shell?

but macos uses zsh….

@@hello-qn8xy you change the defaults to use bash

@@ryderpham2826 what why? zsh has more features

nais jok dud

@@ivanalaskevich4736 wasn't a joke

nah

But it's pure garbage (I'm not an apple user) I've try it end came straight back to w10

@@ivanalaskevich4736 mac or linux sucker 🤨📷

Coming from Windows to macOS. I agree. There’s really a learning curve too. I use Windows all my life. 😅

I’m mac user and I disagree I don’t feel much of a difference from a windows but of course mac is better

@@24kCookieMusic yeah, like how ~eAsY~ it is to resize window, and use unfriendly file explorer

@@doniprihantoro1607 bruh u resize window the same way dude and file explorer looks way better on mac

@@24kCookieMusic no you’re not, you can just snap everything in windows, but you have to manually resize window in mac, but using max window will limit your app to just 2 apps. And finder(as mac os called them) is prettier, but it is duplicates hell, you have 2 different photo viewer (photos and quick view), but you have completely different edit capabilities, and when you want to use photos, which has more options, you ended up importing them to the apps, and have duplicates of the files, furthermore, I’m a developer, I handle hidden files all the time, and it’s quite annoying that I have to do the cmd+shift+. All the time to show the hidden files

Same here. I use istat menu to monitor internet speed in my Mac and it's hell much expensive and same software is available for free on windows

More or less it's the same as Windows to be honest. Linux is pretty straightforward and focus on functionality, ease of use, & legacy features.

@@far1998a yes i know, but making a video like this could help show people that

You gave yourselfe the answer: you grew up with it. I‘m using mac for the last 13 years and I‘m really upset whenever I have to use a windows pc (mostly for educational purposes).

@@sanderiten Well yes! That's how it is. Always best to stick with what you've grown up on. The buttons and layout of a Mac confused me when I first saw one but I can see the appeal, they look pretty fresh.

@@sanderiten lol he's not even asking a question

​@@sanderiten I've been using Windows for 16 years I'm 18

Viruses are also much simpler to obtain too :)

@@everyhandletaken Only if you're stupid

@@everyhandletaken mac sucker 🤨📷

@@Paras_Aryan ?

1%

​@Marcin 'Maki' Gomulak you didn't say anything "says sarcastically"

​@Marcin 'Maki' Gomulak windows is easier than Mac

@Marcin 'Maki' Gomulak 1 Mac is so complicated and 2 Apple sucks

@@RoseQuartz692 are you 11?

Windows is crap

You can do that in MacOS as well. UNIX FTW! :D

you can do that on windows too give up linux is just... not as good as windows i mean sure it us cool ut it doesn't support all games

I'm actually very disappointed in the navigation through open windows and the dock on Mac, especially on multiple monitors. It's terrible user experience

someone corrected him in the comments for the opt command delete I think

I corrected them and they said uh oh

Win, Mac, or Linux?

@@GrayDaDolf temple os

@@turolretar amen

@@GrayDaDolf windows sucker 🤨📷

@@Paras_Aryan Linux Chad, actually.

Not in my experience. When I started using windows there was a new problem to fix every single time I turned it on. Either my second screen wouldn't work, one of my programs had some unknown issue and wouldn't start, windows updated AGAIN and changed my default settings even though I had auto updates off..... I thought. The worst was the drivers. My you driver was always in a battle with the os. You said it should be one thing and the os kept trying to auto update and say it's a different driver. This happen for 2 years until it crashed. I absolutely hated my windows experience. I just have a $2000 paperweight now. I switched to mac and Holy shit it's way better. Once you learn the differences it's so much more streamlined to do any task. Instead of trying to please everyone and make things complicated like windows they just make it one way and that's what you get, and it makes it work way smoother and faster. I've never had a crash or had to spend and hour trying to fix an issue like I did with windows every single time I turned it on. Windows is compatible with more things but macs work better and faster. One thing to add, I just work on my computer. For gaming then I would agree macs are no good for that but to just get work done macs are far better because they just work.

@@errormachine5056 Or just switch to Linux because it's way better than both Windows and Mac 🤷‍♂️

@@kaolinstacey2817 I tried Linux. Wasn't for me, seemed too advanced. On my computer I just want to get to work with no issues. That's where windows fell flat, always something to fix. Linux was just beyond my knowledge but seemed pretty cool if I had the time and drive to understand it. For me, macs just work. When I want to get to work in the morning I just start the computer and start the program and I'm at work in less than a minute.

@@errormachine5056 Windows 2nd Display Issues are More related with the Manufacturer and the HDMI Protocols than Windows Itself. Being amde Versatile, Windows Simply Uses the Manufacturer Provided Information Over HDMI and then set the Appropriate Drivers, and HDMI Protocols usually Clash with different Manufacturers and thier implementation methods. So Basically when the OS sometimes can't work on 2nd display, it's causr theDrivers don't recognise the Display because of the HDMI Protocol Clashes that happened during Connection, same goes for USB but USB is More firm than HDMI

@@prathamkalgutkar7538 I understand that. But that's also kind of my point. Windows tries to please everyone and make it work with everything. Then there comes these kinds of issues where it works but the next time I turn it on it doesn't . Whatever the reason. My mac, never had this issue. Hell, sidecar was the easiest thing I've ever used for multiple displays. Literally select the icon in the top right and select the display device and it works, done. That easy, never an issue. Honestly I'm still glad there are choices, different things do different things better. Gaming would be nearly pointless on a Mac, so it's nice to have that choice for gamers. And hobbyists too, macs are completed already but some people like to build their PC and it's good they have that choice. I do not want to build mine, so I'm glad I have my choice.

Because you're used to it, but objectively it's worse

@@s.khilan6047 thats just not true macOS is way more optimised and stable thanks to it having unix under the hood.

@@mehmilky find a similar computer with similar build quality and hardware with the price then, you can't. You need to either compromise on the hardware, or the build quality.

@@mehmilky that doesn’t disprove my statement.

@@disketteguy ofc you can , it's called a good hardware pc on Linux

oh cool so ctrl e to open explorer ctrl l ctrl v enter and done lol

its not biased if its 100% true windows is always going to be easier to use than macos

Mac has extra buttons per command. So yeah, windows is logically easier. I don't see what you are on about.

Its just true lol, watch the video again if you think the mac os stuff is easier, its just isnt

Mac sucker 🤨📷

Yes. Linux is a joke on the desktop. Part of the reason why Steam Deck is so good. Users don't have to deal with Linux.

@@Jonas-ej7id no it's not anymore, just try PopOs

@@ivangiubilei9730 It always has way behind (and will continue to be for the foreseeable future) in terms of programs available, gaming and just overall compatibility. Feel free to reply to my comment when you get native ms office, adobe programs, anti cheat for multiplayer games and proper Nvidia gpu driver support.

@@Jonas-ej7id if you need to use proprietary softwares then linux is not the way to go. But you can always find an open source software that does what you need and more, because they are made by the community. If you like to play, well yes not everything works out of the box but steam is really pushing proton to make the situation better since steamOS is a custom version of Arch Linux.

@@ivangiubilei9730 Yes. Proprietary industry leading software that ALOT of people and organisations rely on. If an OS doesn't have actual programs that people need, then it's pretty much useless. Think of like Windows on mobile. It died out because it didn't have app support. As for the much lesser used open source alternative softwares, you don't really need to switch to linux if you use them. They're all available on windows. Linux has a small fraction of the windows Steam library. Not to mention, Steam is one of the many other online game stores. Majority of which that are pretty much non existent on linux. I used to daily drive Linux distros for 6+ years. It's great but it also sucks in the many aspects that actually matter. I've permanently switched back to Windows. Undoubtedly, Windows has its share of problems but it's MUCH less of a headache than linux.

Use linux, you can do this waaayyy easier, and also waaaay harder.. You have option to choose

@@vaisakhkm783 linux 🤢🤮

@@Paras_Aryan not using linux 🤢🤮

Especially when setting up alias. Why is it so hard on windows?

Dude we just use the terminal

@@everytimeifall Thats definitely way easier than a double click hahaha

Yea, well it takes me 2 seconds to write a cd to wherever directory I need to go to. In UI you can spend minutes navigating to C://user/apps/steam/gta/assets or whatever

@@everytimeifall well u can do that in windows and linux too, so whats ur point

@@rando9352 my point is, this does not matter. People who need to copy path to file often, are likely using terminal anyway

Both great & super fast, agree