I grew up on Mac OS and I have this strange fascination with watching videos explaining it to people migrating over. This was one of the best ones I've seen so far -- quick and to the point
Since I'm new to Mac, I've been watching tons of videos in preparation and I just stumbled across this video. It's the best I've seen so far because it's short and concise without overexplaining anything like most of the other videos I've watched. It was extremely easy to digest in less than 5 minutes!! I just subscribed to your channel and plan on binge watching your videos to start my journey as a new Mac user. Thanks for the useful info!
3:42 Or hold Option and click on green button to maximize window (like full screen on Windows), or hold Option and double click on the right corner of specific app to maximize windows without entering full screen.
Mac OS does suck out of the box, but once you have it customized using the 3rd party apps, it's probably the best OS out there, and I've been a hardcore Windows or even Linux user all my life.
Funny. I don’t need a ton of extensions to get macOS work the way I need it to work. I also have all the extensions for Safari I need. So, needing a lot of extensions or Safari being bad regarding extensions is not the case. I get why you’re saying that stuff, but it’s just not true per se. Approaching macOS like it’s just supposed to do things the way you are used to is like approaching people with the intent of them acting the way you’re used to. Attempting to understand and get a feeling for the thing is way better and, most importantly, healthier for both sides. Maybe I’m just too flexible in comparison to many people. Yes, macOS is a product. But it still only makes sense to be open minded and trying to find the way things are intended to work instead of forcing your way on it. The opposite kind of approach would only cause problems and frustration, which would lead to a waste of time and resources. This video is. Good introduction, but is sadly raises the expectation of certain things not working as intended, which isn’t true. Things will change, so will our workflow. I think it’d be fair to people staring out with any OS to give them a basic understanding without adding a custom to it. I like your humour, by the way. And yeah, I still learn shortcuts and stuff. Many, even people thinking they’re professionals (mostly referring to people on RUclips here and people being salty about things they don’t understand), just won’t even try to get a look into things and end up complaining when things could be so easy. Anyway, that’s my two cents. 😀 I only found out some of the following things because I was interested in using the system the way it’s intended: _ pressing harder on an icon in the dock will reveal the windows currently open _ using two fingers to swipe from the right border of the touchpad to the left will open the notification centre _ you can create a pdf with selected files via quick actions by right-clicking the selected files
Do you happen to know if parallels windows 11 can open 32bit apps on M1 Mac now? Really wanna buy MBP14 after watching your vids, but my work has a 32bit app i need to use, this has been stopping me from buying it.
I’m a Software Developer. I’ve been using windows since 10 years. Now planning to switch to Mac. Can you please advise which one is recommended among 14” vs 16” Thanks in advance 🙏
I've never used the 16" so I can't really give u advice but I picked the 14" because I like the extra portability that it offers. It also has a large enough screen for me.
Totally correct; Mac sucks out of the box. I used windows from 1993 to 2023 and then switched to a MacBook Pro. It was painful at first but now that I have a MOS, LinearMouse, BetterTouchTool, Magnet and a few others (Vivid, EqMac, Black Hole) I am more than happy. It is excellent for productivity and opens up so many new ways to use a laptop (e.g Sidecar with iPad), while solving the issues plaguing Windows laptops (poor battery life, noise, discontinuity with frequent restarts). It handles demanding workloads (e.g viewing histopathology slides in QuPath and reading multi-gig textbooks) easily and how well Parallels works is a shocker. The only downside is the hardware and software are expensive and gaming is limited.
macOS and windows user. 50/50 based on task at hand. Can confirm that macOS is a horrible user interface. By horrible I mean it was designed to be annoying and appeal to people who “think different” meaning morons with delicate accents.
A laptop is a tool, I think you are going a bit too far with all of these third party apps, settings etc... I think if you pay 2500 dollars for a laptop, it should be just fine out of the box. If not, its not a good laptop.
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Can i get pinned please? I love your work. So straight forward and fun! Keep it up! I don’t even have a mac but i still watch your videos!
Well, just this once. Thanks for watching
@@bogxd
@@bogxd same here, never had a mac but love watching your videos ❤👍
@@amoniemm Awesome! I'm glad you like them
same
I grew up on Mac OS and I have this strange fascination with watching videos explaining it to people migrating over. This was one of the best ones I've seen so far -- quick and to the point
Ayee that great to gear! thanks for watching
as a MacOS pro for 4 years this was still interesting to watch!
Nice! Thanks for watching
@@bogxd yes for a very long time
I’ve used iPhones, iPads all my life, and windows pc’s most my life, I just got my first macbook it’s life changing
Since I'm new to Mac, I've been watching tons of videos in preparation and I just stumbled across this video. It's the best I've seen so far because it's short and concise without overexplaining anything like most of the other videos I've watched. It was extremely easy to digest in less than 5 minutes!! I just subscribed to your channel and plan on binge watching your videos to start my journey as a new Mac user. Thanks for the useful info!
Goddamn thanks for this comment!
@@bogxd literally binge watching your vids now lol
@@efrondozo haha nice I hope u'll like em
@@bogxd I do so far!! They’re short and sweet, yet easy to retain! Thanks for producing great content! 🤙🏼
3:42 Or hold Option and click on green button to maximize window (like full screen on Windows), or hold Option and double click on the right corner of specific app to maximize windows without entering full screen.
This is the type of content why I subscribed to you. Very well done.
Cheers! Thanks for watching
Your video helped me a lot getting used to macOS 3 months ago.
It's now my favorite OS 😎
Great to hear!
Best MacOS tutorial I’ve ever seen! It just shows how MacOS and Windows are converging.
Damn, thx!
Amazing! Thanks for your videos!
Thanks for watching them
Talks about Spotlight search. Brings up Alfred instead (i.e., the 'better' spotlight search) 😅
sooooo needed, im a total dummy when it comes to these things, thank you!!!!!!!!
Thank youuu for watching
@@bogxd of course!!!!! 💗💗💗
I love your style of presentation! :D You are awesome! :)
No, you're awesome :)
Mac OS does suck out of the box, but once you have it customized using the 3rd party apps, it's probably the best OS out there, and I've been a hardcore Windows or even Linux user all my life.
ive been using mac for ages but im still watching this cuz its a new bog video 😎
Haha nice! Glad you're liking the videos
Bro can u make a video about what browser is best suitable for macOS , In terms of battery , ram usage, cpu etc..
Thanks for the idea & for watching, I'll think about it xd
2:30 swiping up with 3 fingers is like windows+tab.
Oh yeah that's right
Funny. I don’t need a ton of extensions to get macOS work the way I need it to work. I also have all the extensions for Safari I need. So, needing a lot of extensions or Safari being bad regarding extensions is not the case. I get why you’re saying that stuff, but it’s just not true per se. Approaching macOS like it’s just supposed to do things the way you are used to is like approaching people with the intent of them acting the way you’re used to. Attempting to understand and get a feeling for the thing is way better and, most importantly, healthier for both sides. Maybe I’m just too flexible in comparison to many people. Yes, macOS is a product. But it still only makes sense to be open minded and trying to find the way things are intended to work instead of forcing your way on it. The opposite kind of approach would only cause problems and frustration, which would lead to a waste of time and resources. This video is. Good introduction, but is sadly raises the expectation of certain things not working as intended, which isn’t true. Things will change, so will our workflow. I think it’d be fair to people staring out with any OS to give them a basic understanding without adding a custom to it.
I like your humour, by the way. And yeah, I still learn shortcuts and stuff. Many, even people thinking they’re professionals (mostly referring to people on RUclips here and people being salty about things they don’t understand), just won’t even try to get a look into things and end up complaining when things could be so easy. Anyway, that’s my two cents. 😀
I only found out some of the following things because I was interested in using the system the way it’s intended:
_ pressing harder on an icon in the dock will reveal the windows currently open
_ using two fingers to swipe from the right border of the touchpad to the left will open the notification centre
_ you can create a pdf with selected files via quick actions by right-clicking the selected files
VERY Very useful and helpful..
I really don’t know much about MacOS, but you made me fall in love without even trying a Mac computer ❤😂
Best intro to MacOS under 5min ever
What do you have on the top of your Mac? Is that a sticker? Could you leave a link?
It's a skin from dBrand. It's called the solstice skin.
@@bogxd Is it hard to put it on? What if you missplace it
Do you happen to know if parallels windows 11 can open 32bit apps on M1 Mac now? Really wanna buy MBP14 after watching your vids, but my work has a 32bit app i need to use, this has been stopping me from buying it.
damn this is a well-made video overall!z
❤️
you forgot the utilities in the description
I’m a Software Developer. I’ve been using windows since 10 years. Now planning to switch to Mac. Can you please advise which one is recommended among 14” vs 16”
Thanks in advance 🙏
I've never used the 16" so I can't really give u advice but I picked the 14" because I like the extra portability that it offers. It also has a large enough screen for me.
1:06 😂
Is there any way to get a Clipboard on iPhone 🤔 ?
I thnk there's an app called Paste that also works on an iPhone
Totally correct; Mac sucks out of the box. I used windows from 1993 to 2023 and then switched to a MacBook Pro. It was painful at first but now that I have a MOS, LinearMouse, BetterTouchTool, Magnet and a few others (Vivid, EqMac, Black Hole) I am more than happy. It is excellent for productivity and opens up so many new ways to use a laptop (e.g Sidecar with iPad), while solving the issues plaguing Windows laptops (poor battery life, noise, discontinuity with frequent restarts). It handles demanding workloads (e.g viewing histopathology slides in QuPath and reading multi-gig textbooks) easily and how well Parallels works is a shocker. The only downside is the hardware and software are expensive and gaming is limited.
Agreed. Thanks for watching
I learned something. This gets a like from me
Nice, thanks!
"you can't control volume individually"
soundsource has entered the chat
sick
enter is not for entering!
interesting
As a window user mac os gave me headaches
Scrolling back up to SMASH the like button will decrease the frequency at which you get rickrolled
He rickrolled us with an easter egg
macOS and windows user. 50/50 based on task at hand. Can confirm that macOS is a horrible user interface. By horrible I mean it was designed to be annoying and appeal to people who “think different” meaning morons with delicate accents.
who ever man needs to pay for better touch tool
bro you said ' if you want to pay ' wtf
A laptop is a tool, I think you are going a bit too far with all of these third party apps, settings etc... I think if you pay 2500 dollars for a laptop, it should be just fine out of the box. If not, its not a good laptop.