This man has 120k subs, he is doing well for himself and creating a business, now it’s not in his hands if he is doing what people enjoy to watch… what does it say about people in general if they enjoy these vids?
Also my comment is a light hearted joke not to be taken too seriously, i know the creator knows that as a creator myself, so let’s not say “people are creating non-sense content” to bring them down before realising *why* they do it….
He made himself look stupid, because the entire purpose of macOS looking that way is to simplify it, so the masses can use it without having to be a genius it’s made simple with a very minimal design, so you know what you’re looking at and things feel natural It was entire deal with Lisa
I recently switched to mac and safari is the most stupid thing ive ever used. I miss my tabs on the top of the screen that my smooth brain can understand 😭
@@huss2891 I use both. Difficult and complicated aren’t the same thing. Windows isn’t hard to use once you’re used to it, but macOS is more intuitive out of the box
Damn people nowadays are imediatly overstrained if they don‘t get something in 5min. I use both systems and it‘s not that hard. Or maybe it is just being lazy.
I used both too... Mac for work and PC for gaming and sometimes for work... only thing which give me headache is when i switch to PC for few hours and tottaly forgot tha PC have ctrl + c/v not alt + c/v aka cmd +c/ v.
Actually the mail app was by far the most relatable between windows and mac unless I'm not looking hard enough (I've only used a macbook once).. and we linux users use thunderbird which is my most preferred mail software.
Idk man, when I can't understand the basics of something immediately I never seem to get it. I've been trying to learn Blender for years and I still don't understand it lol. I don't care how advanced it is, I should still be able to understand it if it's well designed.
@@PJM257 you cannot expect a shiny big do-it-all-and-do-it-well button in a complex and advanced software. It is well designed, but it cannot be simple just because you want it. That's not a basic calculator.
@@openm1ndead I understand there are a bunch of complicated functions, but I should be able to figure out how to use armature, for example, without having to look up a tutorial. It seems like something that is so simple and should be intuitive but it's not. I've worked with more complicated software, including software similar to Blender, that is far more intuitive. I'm not asking for software to be easy, I'm asking for it to be possible to learn on my own.
Most folks say it takes quite a few months to get comfortable with Macs when coming from Windows. It is that complicated if you're not used to it. I personally won't even waste my time trying, even though the Macs are impressive in terms of battery life and display. Personal preference, I guess. I'd miss too much about Windows.
Apple Mail is quite honestly about as simple as a Mail client gets. You have your mailboxes, your mails and the options what you can do with a mail. That’s it. Also Safari tab groups can be hidden by clicking one single button, and they’re actually pretty useful once you aren’t overstimulated by like two textboxes.
Apple mail looks like shit imo, its so cluttered the text is small, for some reason whenever I search for something, something else shows up Gmail is much better imo
@@chinh4thepro I run a Mac that is dual-booting macOS and Ubuntu, a surface that is running windows 11, a work laptop running Linux mint, and my main desktop running Manjaro gnome on the main ssd, windows 10 and the second one, and fedora workstation on the 3rd drive
Windows is easy to learn the basics of but has too many features to fully comprehend. Most Linux distros are minimal and really easy to understand. MacOS, on the other hand, is one of the very few pieces of software that I have never understood. Most of its UI makes no logical sense whatsoever.
@@unixtheproto4938 not that I don't know the ways, but I am just curious: what approach do you use to transfer files between all those: something network based or exfat filesystem?
Interesting, coming from Windows I jumped right into using only Apple services and products when I got an iPad recently and found everything super smooth and easy to ramp up on. I still like Windows, but planning on getting a Mac next because of how nice everything has been in the ecosystem so far.
@@blacklungsanji3 nah you’d be surprised how hard it is. Generally iPhones have better battery life than most androids but other than that and a few other nice little things like generally more stabile it’s definitely for my own tech enthusiast opinion not better than android especially for things that make a phone more fun like emulation. Of course iPhones are great at that but the hoops you need to do vs a simple download and install on android is too ridiculous. At least it seems mac is easier for that front.
Right? Apple’s apps are best optimized for their hardware by a mile, and if you have an iPhone or any other Apple device the ecosystem is life changing lol
Most windows users don’t use the native mail app or Microsoft edge for the browser either lol Edit: the point of this was not to say people don’t use edge, but to say that using chrome on ur Mac is not “turning it into a windows laptop”
Hey! MS Edge is good now. Also, it is growing in popularity over the past 3 years. Less RAM use than Google Chrome and good features (Collections, immerse reader, ...etc.).
@@kyleparker8642 True, but the Safari implementation is much better imo! Tab groups are synced across devices (which afaik is not the case for chrome). Also they're accessible via a nice list, whereas in Chrome they're scattered amongst your tabs, so easier to lose track of.
Same. I've used 6 major versions of Windows for 10 years before switching to macOS and I appreciate macOS more. At least it's more intuitive, simple, doesn't have two control panels, and its installers don't have a "this app can't run on dos" message in the header of every installer like Microsoft does for all EXEs today (for forward compatibility of Microsoft DOS from 1981 which no one uses). Wasting bytes with error messages for an OS from 45 years ago is unjustifiable. Note: my criticism goes beyond a useless message being packaged with every installer on Windows today - it's about the stupid "design" choices that Microsoft makes, sacrificing performance on billions of device just to serve an error message to a device or two (I'm being dramatic about the numbers but I'm probably not far off lol) should they try to run an executable from today.
I've used four major Windows versions and I daily drive Windows 7. I remember trying to find out if there's a resource monitor in MacOS and still don't understand how to use most of the software.
I find the tab groups really useful for school cause I get mixed up with what tabs are for school and personal once I have a lot of them. Easier than creating two separate windows
Been a windows user since Windows 98. I just switched to a Macbook last month and I just watched some youtube videos about the keyboard shortcuts and took time to learn it. I'm enjoying my Mac already. It is so reliable especially for work.
what work? code? maybe yes, ever tried sorting and managing thousands of photos on a Mac? almost an impossible task without 3rd party . On Windows, Windows Photos work great, on Mac, whatever Preview or Quick Look is, completely not up to task.. ;D
@@DRIVECLUBistimelessPS4 sorting and labeling any kind of files is quite easy using a few python scripts both on mac and windows. For looking through photos preview is good enough
@@whengrapespop5728 Absolutely. I had been a windows user for all my life as well, and then I got my MacBook without ever having even seen the OS and there was almost no learning curve. Ofc I use it for office and fun, not for software stuff, but still...
I love MacOS, I am 13 years old and I use my M1 MacBook Pro for school for over a year now but using macOS for over 5 years now and it's like ABC to me now. I use Safari, I just prefer it, 1 hour is not long enough at all to learn an entire new operating system bro!
It is bro when u want to learn it.These RUclipsrs just buy a Mac and pretend like they need it, and when ur pretending u don’t want to spend time learning the thing.I got my first mac an year ago, learnt and understood MacOS in 20 mins(including shortcuts, default apps, etc)while it took me months to learn Windows.
@@MSMahiEdits07 It depends how long it takes for each person, until I fully started researching about macOS around 3 months after I got my first Mac it was a lot of in but took around a month almost to fully explore it.
@@everyhandletaken Thanks bro! Appreciate it. Just saying I am still learning new things about MacOS since I posted the comment like extra features and also some cool utility apps like "Digital Color Meter."
When I first switched to apple I did this But then I slowly started using apple’s services Now I’m the biggest apple sheep you’ll find, it’s a slippery slope
after using apple service for a while I feel dumber because everything is limited and guided like a toddlers, so I switched back to Windows to keep my sanity.
@@throwaway-ln4go you see the biggest issue with windows is reliability. It’s fine if you don’t have anything important to do, but I have a business to run and I don’t have time to deal with those problems. Plus you know, can it run Final Cut?? Here’s my evidence: every windows pc I’ve used (custom built, dell, asus, Acer, Lenovo and hp) have stupid problems, eg the other day my gaming pc just decided it would only go into the bios, no booting. Not a dead ssd or anything, I tried others, but it just wouldn’t boot, then the next day it did boot for no reason. On laptops, windows modern standby makes it pretty much impossible to use cause it’s always flat when I need it. On asus computers they love to have small text popups just not disappear when you alt tab out, and then they just sit there for some reason. Edit: I can’t stress how important Final Cut is, also the dankpods quote “Mac is just so much better for creatives” which is so true
@@throwaway-ln4go yep we are, I video and photo edit But I am heading into software development and we’ll based on reviews I’ve seen, the m series of chips is loved in the software dev community except the m1 and m2 base models don’t have enough ram (max out at 16 and 24 respectively)
That may be a problem .. as Apple silicone sometimes works best with certain apps and worse with others, you can get performance and battery difference . Also some apple stock apps or selected apps may have features tied in within your MacBook that others will not use. For example haptic feedback and Apple keyboard vs 3rd bird party ones that can’t use it
1 hour isnt enough to learn an entire different os, try sticking with it for atleeast id say a month, if you get stuck then just find someone who can help you
@@toomflussiggrillanzunderfu8828 they don't force you to use it in safari either? Tabs are on the top like every other browser. the idiot in this short has just expanded the tab group view where you can look at synced tabs from other devices and tab groups. Under normal use the tab group view is hidden, and if you don't use it you don't even notice they are there.
He said the mail app is too much, this man has never checked his email before a truly sad case of trying something for 5 minutes and getting mad he didn't get it
@@Lucy-im4ne At least from my personal experience, most old people think they will brick their phone if they tap the wrong thing in the iPhone settings app
I have been using windows since 6 years and mac since 4 probably, It's honestly if you just use chrome and the default gmail app , heck its great even if you switch to the notes app or camera app to something else, I personally the mac experience is not limited to the software os but the hardware itself, you'll simply have cross platform apps running faster and efficiently. I personally too didn't like the hassle of shifting every bookmark and every readlist page to safari
I'm a windows guy but got a Mac as a work laptop because the m1 air seemed so great. Loved the laptop. I actually found I quite liked the stock apple apps like mail and safari😂. But I can see why some people don't, everyone has different preferences and tastes.
I know this is mostly staged for views, but it just seemed cringe watching as an apple user. The complaints stem from not stepping out of the comfort zone to learn/try something new
That is generally the experience of a prebious windows user in the first hour tech savy or not. You are just to accustomed to Mac. Also, it's not like he went with the idea of learning that thing. Just with let's see how it is to use it. And if you are used with shortcuts from windows then you will get a bit annoyed at times and you will have to google lots of stuff as for some they are not straigth forward. For me, for example macs and ipads are not intuitive, i had to search for how to do stuff that i find natural on windows or linux... But that is because i have grown up with them and not with mac
What Apple Users think when you convert to Linux: You need to learn it 10 hours What Windows Users think when you convert to Linux: Yeah, Linux is better then Windows, but only if they had full support for Windows Programs and Games.
I used Mac for a class once, I genuinely hate nothing more than mac now, it was so bad i genuinely just stopped working with the system. I did everything I could to not touch the Mac, the most basic stuff is just msde difficult on Mac, and for what? Horrible gaming performance, weaker graphics thsn a workstation, more expensive, less support for apps, the only thing it's got going for it is some apps work better on Mac. It gets beat out in almost every department by a windows workstation which may I remind you can game and uses nvidia gpus which are easily the best workstation gpus on the msrket
Tab groups are amazing. I have one for school and one for dispensaries around my area. Keeps me from having to open the same few sites I open regularly for those tasks.
That’s the type of guy that have a heart attack if opens a Linux, macOS isn’t perfect but you have the best of both worlds for productivity a Linux and windows features in a well made hardware and beautiful desktop environment, to fully use Mac you must have to use the terminal too and know how to use spotlight for your productivity so just use it or use anything else just don’t complain and blame silly things btw I use the three, windows,Linux and macOS
Idk what kind of weird education you got but schools dint teach you how to use macs because nobody uses them, just like how they don't teach Linux because nobody uses it
schools shouldn't need to "teach you" how to use computers. its 2024. Carter just seems to lack enough braincells to learn MacOS. Also majority of laptops are Macs so shut up@@wd40swift
@@xyz-ml9ff and I am not a boomer 😂 I do like tech though, so I try out every browser from Waterfox, Firefox, opera, DuckDuckGo, edge, google chrome, safari, yandex, extc…
I used to think that Apple was so innovative that you didn't have to learn anything and could understand it right away. Now, I don't understand the concept of Apple anymore :(
i mean its fine. you may find the group tab functions useful in the future. however, for someone that just get their hands on their new computer with OS that they are not familiar at all, maybe getting the job done is more important than the "proper" approach of using mac.
@@Monestfiks Maybe more GPU power in a gaming rig, but most likely not CPU. MacOS Is not as well supported(if it even still is) on x86; ARM is an entirely different architecture designed for power efficiency from the ground up, not possible to lose to x86 there. Even if you were to have an ultra high-end gaming rig, or more likely production rig, with an R9/I9 CPU capable of outperforming modern Apple Silicon, it would eat triple the power. GPU is largely irrelevant for most workloads. I'm not an Apple fanboy, I use Linux.
yea but i cant get myself to pay like 2700 dollars for a laptop that cant play games i want something that is good in everything for that price ! ok put an apple cpu or whatever but for this price PUT a good gpu some people also wants 3D not possible without a gpu@@shringe9769
@@Monestfiks if you want portability you get Mac. If you want desktop you get linux pc. MacBooks are so much more efficient as a portable machine compared to windows or linux laptops
Just sell it and get a new windows laptop or just install windows on this unless Mac os is still worth it with these complications I don't know I have never used it
MacBooks running MacOS (or even Windows) are superior to Windows laptops. Sure, they are expensive. But at the price class, you get perfect build quality. A MacBook Pro 14 starts at 2000€ here. A Windows laptop with comparable specs would be the Dell XPS 13 Plus. With the i7 1280P, 512GB SSD, 16 GB of RAM and a 4K LCD (which is significantly worse than the screen of the MacBook with just a bit higher resolution) that costs 2500€. That laptop will have a bit more power, but only when plugged into the wall. Otherwise is will be worse, have a worse display, worse battery life, won’t get updates when support for the current Windows version runs out and you don’t do the upgrade which will leave you with a worse system. A comparable HP Spectre will cost 2000€ as well and have the same issues. MacOS is great because it is based on Unix so in many ways compatible to Linux, without the limitations of Linux like lack of certain software and the instability.
@@bolajitaiwo9032 You may be surprised to learn that not all people game on their PCs, and many, me included, prefer a smaller and lighter laptop with tons of battery life over the opportunity to game - where exactly? On the train? In school? Buy whatever you like, but maybe don’t assume that everybody is as addicted to gaming as you are.
Tab groups are useful if you open tons of tabs so you can have several groups and save all tabs like a “session” so you don’t have to save them in bookmarks and just it saves all tabs. I come from windows and now I find it really useful Safari features.
I just got a new Mac yesterday, I've been a windows user my whole life so yeah it's been weird and difficult but what I realized is it's stupid to try and learn it. start using it, and search everything you need as you encounter it. it not a college course that you need to complete in one sitting, it's a process.
When Jimmy CarterPCs comes back to this, he gonna explode from happiness when he finds out that Firefox, Chrome and his prideful OperaGX are ported on Mac and work Painfully bad, but a little bit the same way. Firefox works astoundingly well though, and is my preference over chrome cause of privacy
Tab group is the best feature. I have nearly 50 tabs open all the time. Now, I am grouping them based on similarities. All GCP ones in ine group, Azure ones in one group. Dev ones in one, Pros ones in one, etc…
Safari has most of the features hidden unless you change the settings, which is supposed to make it more user-friendly to people who don't understand computers but know how to use an iphone.
Bro got overhelmed by Safari...
💀
Strange world we live in. People are just creating absolutely non-sense content just for the sake of making content.
This man has 120k subs, he is doing well for himself and creating a business, now it’s not in his hands if he is doing what people enjoy to watch… what does it say about people in general if they enjoy these vids?
Also my comment is a light hearted joke not to be taken too seriously, i know the creator knows that as a creator myself, so let’s not say “people are creating non-sense content” to bring them down before realising *why* they do it….
Bro got overwhelmed by ‘Mail’
Q: "What is a Tab Group?"
A: A group of tabs. 🤷♂️
Bro all you do is press "make tab group and it groups your tabs together🤦♂️
@fisayoajisafe9908so does chrome
He made himself look stupid, because the entire purpose of macOS looking that way is to simplify it, so the masses can use it without having to be a genius it’s made simple with a very minimal design, so you know what you’re looking at and things feel natural It was entire deal with Lisa
He's mid. Anyone who does serious work needs tab groups to organize themselves. even on windows
also doesn’t it come with the tabs on the top by default?
Rare footage of carter not riding apple's meat
God, I didn't need that visual.
bro is riding a fruits pp
💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
@JdThe65th I'm wondering how you visualized it, did you see Tim cook? Or...?
@@tughloksiddiquee1714 sure, that's what we'll tell the judge
An hour is not enough to learn a whole new OS.
It is when it's Apple's
@@Joostmhw i got a mac and i learned it in less then 30 mins and i personally like it a lot more
that is what we linux users say and yet...
@@copy.floppy good for you but I'll stick with better performance for less money and more customisation on top.
@@Joostmhw No one fucking cares I also use windows don't bitch about it
Bro got confused on safari and mail but used windows 💀
I recently switched to mac and safari is the most stupid thing ive ever used. I miss my tabs on the top of the screen that my smooth brain can understand 😭
@@laxmanndhotreand better
skill issue 😂
@@PrestxnGG🤔 but in safari tabs are on top just like in chrome.
@@Mattot-qi9qrWhat?
If Safari stresses you out then please don’t ever try Linux💀
Bro Linux is easier if you choose the right distro, for example : Ubuntu is simpler than Windows or MacOS...
@@Malo.1301almost every distro is the same besides arch
@@Malo.1301I use arch btw
@Malo_1301 but is it simpler than a browser that has no extentions?
@@hipepleful having extensions is better than nothing what is the point of not having extensions 💀
When you're used to complicated UIs, simple UIs feel complex.
For me, windows is way easier to use than mac
Ye
@@huss2891 Because you're used to complicated UIs
@diskrisk9145 but if you used Windows, you would know that it's not that hard to use...
@@huss2891 I use both. Difficult and complicated aren’t the same thing. Windows isn’t hard to use once you’re used to it, but macOS is more intuitive out of the box
This guy: *sees Ubuntu for 1 second*
*_"This is too complicated"_*
Let alone Arch Linux, lol :))
i use arch btw
@@joorah2555- Yeah, me too, with KDE Plasma. Really cutting-edge experience!
i am using dwm@@kaiwen_ruan
@@kaiwen_ruan i tried kde plasma and it was great
He later became the biggest apple glazer on earth
😂😂😂😂
He didn’t tho
Damn people nowadays are imediatly overstrained if they don‘t get something in 5min. I use both systems and it‘s not that hard. Or maybe it is just being lazy.
Congrats bro you can use both ☠️
I got both too, honestly Mac is way better, too bad windows is the standard for gaming
@@randyadumbass8109 I can I have a pc for gaming and a Mac for everything else it’s not that hard to learn both
I used both too... Mac for work and PC for gaming and sometimes for work... only thing which give me headache is when i switch to PC for few hours and tottaly forgot tha PC have ctrl + c/v not alt + c/v aka cmd +c/ v.
its just about where do you want to compromise
Bro got stressed in the Mail app…
His brain cant process the way to use the simplest mail app in the world xD
I don't get why apple doesn't implement their icloud website ui into the app. So much better. I use safari and login to my icloud for emails
Actually the mail app was by far the most relatable between windows and mac unless I'm not looking hard enough (I've only used a macbook once).. and we linux users use thunderbird which is my most preferred mail software.
@@CoViotsometimes the simplest apps can be confusing as you might be used to some settings that the simple app doesn’t have
“Overwhelmed by mail” 💀
Mac isnt complicated. I use a mac at work and windows at home. People get stressed if they cant learn something in 2 mins these days.
Idk man, when I can't understand the basics of something immediately I never seem to get it. I've been trying to learn Blender for years and I still don't understand it lol. I don't care how advanced it is, I should still be able to understand it if it's well designed.
@@PJM257 you cannot expect a shiny big do-it-all-and-do-it-well button in a complex and advanced software. It is well designed, but it cannot be simple just because you want it. That's not a basic calculator.
@@openm1ndead I understand there are a bunch of complicated functions, but I should be able to figure out how to use armature, for example, without having to look up a tutorial. It seems like something that is so simple and should be intuitive but it's not. I've worked with more complicated software, including software similar to Blender, that is far more intuitive. I'm not asking for software to be easy, I'm asking for it to be possible to learn on my own.
I thought it isn’t possible to learn two keyboards haha
Most folks say it takes quite a few months to get comfortable with Macs when coming from Windows. It is that complicated if you're not used to it. I personally won't even waste my time trying, even though the Macs are impressive in terms of battery life and display. Personal preference, I guess. I'd miss too much about Windows.
I do not see how the safari is too complicated hahaha honestly? 😂
he is just stup**
Its not complicated but yea its feel weird😂
Just like how Microsoft Edge can be complicated for Windows users and we all use Google Chrome in the end.
Mac user moment
@@86fongkahchun Microsoft edge is not complicated, it is literally the same general UI as google chrome
Bro will probably get stressed looking at a blank screen too 💀
Apple Mail is quite honestly about as simple as a Mail client gets. You have your mailboxes, your mails and the options what you can do with a mail. That’s it. Also Safari tab groups can be hidden by clicking one single button, and they’re actually pretty useful once you aren’t overstimulated by like two textboxes.
Exactly, bro has clearly never used Outlook. That program stresses me out at work
Apple mail looks like shit imo, its so cluttered the text is small, for some reason whenever I search for something, something else shows up Gmail is much better imo
And tab groups I believe exist in Edge too…
Definitely. This guy is simply spewing nonsense.
@@meol0390 edge so far imo is actually the most superior browser of all them rn cause of GPT
Me hotswapping between windows 10,11, Macos, and several different distros of linux: "this is fine."
what
@@chinh4thepro I run a Mac that is dual-booting macOS and Ubuntu, a surface that is running windows 11, a work laptop running Linux mint, and my main desktop running Manjaro gnome on the main ssd, windows 10 and the second one, and fedora workstation on the 3rd drive
Windows is easy to learn the basics of but has too many features to fully comprehend. Most Linux distros are minimal and really easy to understand. MacOS, on the other hand, is one of the very few pieces of software that I have never understood. Most of its UI makes no logical sense whatsoever.
@@unixtheproto4938 not that I don't know the ways, but I am just curious: what approach do you use to transfer files between all those: something network based or exfat filesystem?
@@PJM257 yeah, i find gentoo more understandable than mac os. although i've been using linux for a while now.
What if… he did…
The thug shake
What if… you had…
A father?
Interesting, coming from Windows I jumped right into using only Apple services and products when I got an iPad recently and found everything super smooth and easy to ramp up on.
I still like Windows, but planning on getting a Mac next because of how nice everything has been in the ecosystem so far.
Ipad is pretty different from mac, but I don’t think mac is a bad as this guy explains it
Went for Mac 13 years ago. Happy ever since.
Changing from android to Apple is not hard but changing from windows to Mac is so confusing and sometimes infuriating
Basically same situation as mine right now :)
@@blacklungsanji3 nah you’d be surprised how hard it is. Generally iPhones have better battery life than most androids but other than that and a few other nice little things like generally more stabile it’s definitely for my own tech enthusiast opinion not better than android especially for things that make a phone more fun like emulation. Of course iPhones are great at that but the hoops you need to do vs a simple download and install on android is too ridiculous. At least it seems mac is easier for that front.
The default apps are my fav thing about switching over personally and no click bait ads
Right? Apple’s apps are best optimized for their hardware by a mile, and if you have an iPhone or any other Apple device the ecosystem is life changing lol
i love how he calls the mail app clunky acting like the windows mail app isn’t pretty much the exact same layout 😭😭
Most windows users don’t use the native mail app or Microsoft edge for the browser either lol
Edit: the point of this was not to say people don’t use edge, but to say that using chrome on ur Mac is not “turning it into a windows laptop”
Hey! MS Edge is good now. Also, it is growing in popularity over the past 3 years. Less RAM use than Google Chrome and good features (Collections, immerse reader, ...etc.).
@@akin242002 Microsoft edge is Google Chrome without Google services inclusive like literally lol
@@famousmwofficial8046 Based on Chromium, yes. Other than that, they are not the same.
@@akin242002 isn't chromium Google Chrome without Google services that they refuse to open source? 🤔 I don't think it's really that different
@@famousmwofficial8046 Less RAM used by 10 to 15%, more features to even further reduce RAM use, less advertising tracking, and built in PDFs.
Tab groups update is my favorite about safari
same
You can literally do tab groups in chrome… idk why this is so complicated
@@kyleparker8642 Safari has more privacy features than chrome
@@kyleparker8642 True, but the Safari implementation is much better imo! Tab groups are synced across devices (which afaik is not the case for chrome). Also they're accessible via a nice list, whereas in Chrome they're scattered amongst your tabs, so easier to lose track of.
@@nipunlakshank just use brave lol
cant argue with a shorts creator
Man I’ve only started using macOS today after more than 15 years of windows. It’s not that hard to learn
It's simple, I used mac for a few days and went back to windows trying to use mac shortcuts only to realize😅
Same. I've used 6 major versions of Windows for 10 years before switching to macOS and I appreciate macOS more. At least it's more intuitive, simple, doesn't have two control panels, and its installers don't have a "this app can't run on dos" message in the header of every installer like Microsoft does for all EXEs today (for forward compatibility of Microsoft DOS from 1981 which no one uses). Wasting bytes with error messages for an OS from 45 years ago is unjustifiable.
Note: my criticism goes beyond a useless message being packaged with every installer on Windows today - it's about the stupid "design" choices that Microsoft makes, sacrificing performance on billions of device just to serve an error message to a device or two (I'm being dramatic about the numbers but I'm probably not far off lol) should they try to run an executable from today.
I've used four major Windows versions and I daily drive Windows 7. I remember trying to find out if there's a resource monitor in MacOS and still don't understand how to use most of the software.
@@ahmadmteraWell good for you. I don't really count bytes but I sure do support backwards compatibility.
Just recently used Mac for my first time in years with all my knowledge forgotten about MacOS and I got use to it pretty quickly.
Bro got overhelmed by safari
i learned basics of mac in like 10 minutes , after decade + of using windows. This dude is a real genius.
I find the tab groups really useful for school cause I get mixed up with what tabs are for school and personal once I have a lot of them. Easier than creating two separate windows
the point of using APPLE is to not get OVERWHELMED by UI and APPS
Been a windows user since Windows 98. I just switched to a Macbook last month and I just watched some youtube videos about the keyboard shortcuts and took time to learn it. I'm enjoying my Mac already. It is so reliable especially for work.
what work? code? maybe yes, ever tried sorting and managing thousands of photos on a Mac? almost an impossible task without 3rd party . On Windows, Windows Photos work great, on Mac, whatever Preview or Quick Look is, completely not up to task.. ;D
@@DRIVECLUBistimelessPS4 sorting and labeling any kind of files is quite easy using a few python scripts both on mac and windows. For looking through photos preview is good enough
Your just losing gaming performance and value
I find that it is incredibly intuitive. Took me about a day to get used to it.
Same. In fact, I’d say it’s more intuitive than Windows, even if I grew up with Windows and have been using it all my life.
@@whengrapespop5728 Absolutely. I had been a windows user for all my life as well, and then I got my MacBook without ever having even seen the OS and there was almost no learning curve. Ofc I use it for office and fun, not for software stuff, but still...
What Mac did you use?
@@Makrage macbook pro 2019, but does it make a difference?
@@mimitos. No difference, just researching for my first mac air/pro...
Maybe you should try do the bootcamp with Windows and Mac.
I love MacOS, I am 13 years old and I use my M1 MacBook Pro for school for over a year now but using macOS for over 5 years now and it's like ABC to me now. I use Safari, I just prefer it, 1 hour is not long enough at all to learn an entire new operating system bro!
It is bro when u want to learn it.These RUclipsrs just buy a Mac and pretend like they need it, and when ur pretending u don’t want to spend time learning the thing.I got my first mac an year ago, learnt and understood MacOS in 20 mins(including shortcuts, default apps, etc)while it took me months to learn Windows.
@@MSMahiEdits07 It depends how long it takes for each person, until I fully started researching about macOS around 3 months after I got my first Mac it was a lot of in but took around a month almost to fully explore it.
At 13, you have way more intelligence than the guy in this video. You will go far 👍🏻
@@everyhandletaken Thanks bro! Appreciate it. Just saying I am still learning new things about MacOS since I posted the comment like extra features and also some cool utility apps like "Digital Color Meter."
@@Valentino_Crespo np!
we are always still learning, it keeps things interesting :)
When I first switched to apple I did this
But then I slowly started using apple’s services
Now I’m the biggest apple sheep you’ll find, it’s a slippery slope
Another one bites the dust. Jk, yeah I find Apple products quite intuitive, even if I grew up with Windows.
after using apple service for a while I feel dumber because everything is limited and guided like a toddlers, so I switched back to Windows to keep my sanity.
@@throwaway-ln4go you see the biggest issue with windows is reliability. It’s fine if you don’t have anything important to do, but I have a business to run and I don’t have time to deal with those problems.
Plus you know, can it run Final Cut??
Here’s my evidence: every windows pc I’ve used (custom built, dell, asus, Acer, Lenovo and hp) have stupid problems, eg the other day my gaming pc just decided it would only go into the bios, no booting. Not a dead ssd or anything, I tried others, but it just wouldn’t boot, then the next day it did boot for no reason. On laptops, windows modern standby makes it pretty much impossible to use cause it’s always flat when I need it. On asus computers they love to have small text popups just not disappear when you alt tab out, and then they just sit there for some reason.
Edit: I can’t stress how important Final Cut is, also the dankpods quote “Mac is just so much better for creatives” which is so true
@@himynameisryan I think we're two worlds apart, I use windows and WSL for programming
@@throwaway-ln4go yep we are, I video and photo edit
But I am heading into software development and we’ll based on reviews I’ve seen, the m series of chips is loved in the software dev community except the m1 and m2 base models don’t have enough ram (max out at 16 and 24 respectively)
God damn the algorithm really do be tripping. Two years ago????
So, on WIndows, you use Edge and Mail?
yep
I do 😅
No, I use Chrome and Gmail in Chrome.
Nope, brave & Gmail
i use edge, and from my experience it's the best browser on windows.
That may be a problem .. as Apple silicone sometimes works best with certain apps and worse with others, you can get performance and battery difference . Also some apple stock apps or selected apps may have features tied in within your MacBook that others will not use. For example haptic feedback and Apple keyboard vs 3rd bird party ones that can’t use it
Just wait until he realizes the tiny game support
1 hour isnt enough to learn an entire different os, try sticking with it for atleeast id say a month, if you get stuck then just find someone who can help you
JUST PRESS THE BUTTON IN THE TOP LEFT. Then you can get rid of the weird tab group thing at the left.
Wait until he attempt to install Arch Linux
Bro Tabgroups is also in Chrome
Never seen it. Obviously they dont try to force you to use it like Safari does, which i definitely prefer.
@@toomflussiggrillanzunderfu8828 they don't force you to use it in safari either? Tabs are on the top like every other browser.
the idiot in this short has just expanded the tab group view where you can look at synced tabs from other devices and tab groups. Under normal use the tab group view is hidden, and if you don't use it you don't even notice they are there.
One hour and he starts using tik tok. We’ve lost a whole generation.
He said the mail app is too much, this man has never checked his email before a truly sad case of trying something for 5 minutes and getting mad he didn't get it
Apple products are just rubbish and overhyped
Same thing applies for the other end too. 100000 hours and old people still can’t figure out how to use basic technology 🤦♀️
@@Lucy-im4ne At least from my personal experience, most old people think they will brick their phone if they tap the wrong thing in the iPhone settings app
@@SavageSalad69 bro they dont even know what brick is 💀
I have been using windows since 6 years and mac since 4 probably, It's honestly if you just use chrome and the default gmail app , heck its great even if you switch to the notes app or camera app to something else, I personally the mac experience is not limited to the software os but the hardware itself, you'll simply have cross platform apps running faster and efficiently. I personally too didn't like the hassle of shifting every bookmark and every readlist page to safari
Brought up by a Mac using mother, a windows using father and a Linux using brother in law, I am blessed with multiOS knowledge
Yeah women use Mac it fits them
@@uxdecipher1724 A lot of devs use mac, explain the 95% male in IT?
i've been moving to mac for 4 months and i still feel like i wanted to go back to windows
i stayed because of mac's battery life
Best of all, it only costs $5k!
I'm a windows guy but got a Mac as a work laptop because the m1 air seemed so great. Loved the laptop. I actually found I quite liked the stock apple apps like mail and safari😂. But I can see why some people don't, everyone has different preferences and tastes.
Tab groups are there in edge and google chrome too. And mail app is just like gmail with just an extra section to it
Command space is a crazy shortcut
I tried for 6 months then sold my MacBook Pro. Little things really annoyed me too.
bros brain can't handle the most simple interface ever
@@claudeheinrich3613You call macos simple?
@@claudeheinrich3613as another person pointed out that it is so simplified that it's actually annoying
@claudeheinrich3613 try arch it has no gui so it's a very simple design
I know this is mostly staged for views, but it just seemed cringe watching as an apple user. The complaints stem from not stepping out of the comfort zone to learn/try something new
That is generally the experience of a prebious windows user in the first hour tech savy or not.
You are just to accustomed to Mac.
Also, it's not like he went with the idea of learning that thing. Just with let's see how it is to use it. And if you are used with shortcuts from windows then you will get a bit annoyed at times and you will have to google lots of stuff as for some they are not straigth forward.
For me, for example macs and ipads are not intuitive, i had to search for how to do stuff that i find natural on windows or linux...
But that is because i have grown up with them and not with mac
What Apple Users think when you convert to Linux: You need to learn it 10 hours
What Windows Users think when you convert to Linux: Yeah, Linux is better then Windows, but only if they had full support for Windows Programs and Games.
“It’s too complicated “
That is this generations new motto. Just keeps getting lazier and lazier. “Do it for me”
Once you go Mac, you never go back…
Same to Linux.
@@Vindix007linux is a good side os. It's not good as a daily driver.
@@CorporateShill It's not good as a daily driver...for you.
Plot twist: all the gamers went back
I used Mac for a class once, I genuinely hate nothing more than mac now, it was so bad i genuinely just stopped working with the system. I did everything I could to not touch the Mac, the most basic stuff is just msde difficult on Mac, and for what? Horrible gaming performance, weaker graphics thsn a workstation, more expensive, less support for apps, the only thing it's got going for it is some apps work better on Mac. It gets beat out in almost every department by a windows workstation which may I remind you can game and uses nvidia gpus which are easily the best workstation gpus on the msrket
I dare you to take a ton of photos and download them on the computer, then arrange those files on your Home Screen into art.
Tab groups are amazing. I have one for school and one for dispensaries around my area. Keeps me from having to open the same few sites I open regularly for those tasks.
I used Windows for 12yrs from win xp to win 11 even I don't understand macOS
That’s the type of guy that have a heart attack if opens a Linux, macOS isn’t perfect but you have the best of both worlds for productivity a Linux and windows features in a well made hardware and beautiful desktop environment, to fully use Mac you must have to use the terminal too and know how to use spotlight for your productivity so just use it or use anything else just don’t complain and blame silly things btw I use the three, windows,Linux and macOS
'Bro counting to 30 is too hard, i like University better'
That’s Why Education Is Important 😂😂
Idk what kind of weird education you got but schools dint teach you how to use macs because nobody uses them, just like how they don't teach Linux because nobody uses it
schools shouldn't need to "teach you" how to use computers. its 2024. Carter just seems to lack enough braincells to learn MacOS. Also majority of laptops are Macs so shut up@@wd40swift
Average windows user
Bro gets overwhelmed by safari?! Have you not seen Microsoft edge 😑😑😑
Nobody uses it the windows browser is chrome nobody uses edge
Only boomers use edge
@@xyz-ml9ff and I am not a boomer 😂 I do like tech though, so I try out every browser from Waterfox, Firefox, opera, DuckDuckGo, edge, google chrome, safari, yandex, extc…
Edge is the best browser to use to install other browsers, while safari is actually decent. I used it quite a lot when I had an iPhone.
Edge is amazing but I also like Safari.@@Bear10
It’s definitely worth learning, if you want to be a well rounded tech, Mac is unfortunately a must know OS
Not mac.
@@Bready- yes mac
Also linux. People who claim to be “techy” but don’t know anything about Linux are annoying
@@starleighpersonal Linux is irrelavant to this comment, he mentioned nothing about Windows either. I use Arch btw.
A "tech bro" struggling to use a mac, god forbid bro ever touches linux
I used to think that Apple was so innovative that you didn't have to learn anything and could understand it right away. Now, I don't understand the concept of Apple anymore :(
Almost nothing has changed over the last 15years of their os besides adding more useful features like gestures and things along those lines
no way you did not understand safari interface right away
I mean that is still how it is this guy is just TikTok brainrot human
Too much opinion, not enough effort on learning. That is it.
Wait until he finds out about bootcamp
wait until u find out bootcamp is unsupported on apple silicon
@@skiez7430 sos don’t have a MacBook but might be getting one soon
Took me a day to get used to Mac OS.
I feel you brother. Been using it for a semester still no idea how to use shortcuts. They are really messed up
i mean its fine. you may find the group tab functions useful in the future. however, for someone that just get their hands on their new computer with OS that they are not familiar at all, maybe getting the job done is more important than the "proper" approach of using mac.
Haha.. I feel u dude.. I need to use mac for work and i need around 1week to get used to it.
should have bpught a gaming pc its life 2 times cheaped and 10 times the perf
@@Monestfiks Maybe more GPU power in a gaming rig, but most likely not CPU. MacOS Is not as well supported(if it even still is) on x86; ARM is an entirely different architecture designed for power efficiency from the ground up, not possible to lose to x86 there. Even if you were to have an ultra high-end gaming rig, or more likely production rig, with an R9/I9 CPU capable of outperforming modern Apple Silicon, it would eat triple the power. GPU is largely irrelevant for most workloads. I'm not an Apple fanboy, I use Linux.
yea but i cant get myself to pay like 2700 dollars for a laptop that cant play games i want something that is good in everything for that price ! ok put an apple cpu or whatever but for this price PUT a good gpu some people also wants 3D not possible without a gpu@@shringe9769
@@Monestfiks if you want portability you get Mac. If you want desktop you get linux pc.
MacBooks are so much more efficient as a portable machine compared to windows or linux laptops
@@shringe9769realistically power won't be a huge concern considering the difference in performance
Tab group is sick. ❤ good to separate business and personal. And it works with focus mode too
When I started using a Mac for music production it took me about 3 hours to figure out their stupid red yellow green dots.
I switched to Mac last year in March and I only have one regret... Not doing it sooner! My workflow is so much better and so is my productivity
I had to switch to Mac for work (I only ever used windows before) and it really wasn’t to hard. Only the keyboard shortcuts took some time to learn.
I thought you were apple snob.
Mac is intuitive, Windows turns your brain into a calculator to use it
Bullshit, Mac so intuitive everything is hidden behind some gesture or keybind, everything is too oversimplified😂
@@azx101qit's so oversimplified that it actually became a chore to use
Just sell it and get a new windows laptop or just install windows on this unless Mac os is still worth it with these complications I don't know I have never used it
Windows can't really be installed on ARM macs.
MacBooks running MacOS (or even Windows) are superior to Windows laptops.
Sure, they are expensive. But at the price class, you get perfect build quality. A MacBook Pro 14 starts at 2000€ here.
A Windows laptop with comparable specs would be the Dell XPS 13 Plus. With the i7 1280P, 512GB SSD, 16 GB of RAM and a 4K LCD (which is significantly worse than the screen of the MacBook with just a bit higher resolution) that costs 2500€.
That laptop will have a bit more power, but only when plugged into the wall. Otherwise is will be worse, have a worse display, worse battery life, won’t get updates when support for the current Windows version runs out and you don’t do the upgrade which will leave you with a worse system.
A comparable HP Spectre will cost 2000€ as well and have the same issues.
MacOS is great because it is based on Unix so in many ways compatible to Linux, without the limitations of Linux like lack of certain software and the instability.
@@nanolog522 very funny i should buy a computer that cannnot lay games coug cough (mac)
@@bolajitaiwo9032 You may be surprised to learn that not all people game on their PCs, and many, me included, prefer a smaller and lighter laptop with tons of battery life over the opportunity to game - where exactly? On the train? In school?
Buy whatever you like, but maybe don’t assume that everybody is as addicted to gaming as you are.
@@nanolog522they don't really make workstation Laptops, you compare a desktop workstation to a desktop Mac and it's gonna destroy the mac
Yes you can use chrome on mac, just expect a your ram to disappear as soon as you open it.
Safari best browser. Change My mind
Lesson of the day: dont buy macs
COMPUTERS ARE COMPUTERS
you can have an opinion when you actually get one
@@Winzton4Lif3Mac isn't a computer it's a hell spawn
**chrome tab groups left the chat**
Bro safari is one of the simplest browsers ever made💀
Tab groups are useful if you open tons of tabs so you can have several groups and save all tabs like a “session” so you don’t have to save them in bookmarks and just it saves all tabs. I come from windows and now I find it really useful Safari features.
Trust me, you’re not alone
Why?
This is how old people feel learning windows
I just got a new Mac yesterday, I've been a windows user my whole life so yeah it's been weird and difficult but what I realized is it's stupid to try and learn it. start using it, and search everything you need as you encounter it. it not a college course that you need to complete in one sitting, it's a process.
When Jimmy CarterPCs comes back to this, he gonna explode from happiness when he finds out that Firefox, Chrome and his prideful OperaGX are ported on Mac and work Painfully bad, but a little bit the same way. Firefox works astoundingly well though, and is my preference over chrome cause of privacy
Bro wasted money on a Mac 😮
apple waste product on him.
Tab groups are on chrome too
Bro deserves Windows. He just earned it with his outstanding intelligence.
Tab group is the best feature. I have nearly 50 tabs open all the time. Now, I am grouping them based on similarities. All GCP ones in ine group, Azure ones in one group. Dev ones in one, Pros ones in one, etc…
I always use chrome and Firefox on my macbook, fk safari 💀
yeah i just deleted the mail app cuz gmail is just so much more inviting
Safari has most of the features hidden unless you change the settings, which is supposed to make it more user-friendly to people who don't understand computers but know how to use an iphone.
Use virtual machine , you can have a windows inside a mac, whaaat !
After switching from Windows to Mac literally today I can confidently say, it's not that deep.
LOL, that's the exact wrong way to go my friend. You should forget how you do it in Windows and think of the easiest way and just do that.