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Really not understanding the obsession with the C compiler.

Is your argument “I bought this computer, so I should be able to installl whatever I want with ease.”? If so, OK.

Other than that, for productivity (fast development, scientific studies, multimedia production, business apps, etc.) I dont see Windows really making a dent against MacOS except when it comes to Games Development.

Windows systems, even in the glory days of IBM thinkpads, just are not as productive as MacOS computers.

Also, beautiful looks and sound matter: productvity of all personality types generally depends on the mood set by their environs, not many normies have the inner autism to crunch through tough stuff in nonideal conditions.

These also fosters learning in young minds.

Macs have higher uptime as well -> productivity due to lack of downtime.

If you terribly want to develop in C on Macs, VMs are a viable option.

I am just not convinced based on the points you put forth that Macs are just “as bad as Windows”. Definitely not the current generation.

Macs are admittedly higher priced compared to Windows and ChromeBooks, but for good reason. Productivity, stability, and synergy of OS with their hardware.




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