magnetoliwier :
Actually the best option is macos. You get 90% of the programs that are available on windows or linux, and if there isn’t there is probably a better alternative, you get unix-based system that you can work on with things like nmap, apache etc. You get a great non-crashing ux that looks beautiful, you get crazy performance per watt, and performance for laptops on the latest M-series for example, the programs like adobe premieré, final cut pro and autodesk fusion, you don’t have to worry about the drivers, and is it that overpriced? If you don’t buy from an apple store you can get a great priced laptop. The main issues are that you cannot install another system, except asahi linux, and the gaming isn’t well developed, but still, I can play cyberpunk, crimson desert, ac shadows, no man’s sky, death stranding and there are more titles. So yeah, mac is a great option, but aswell you could choose debian-based distribution that have a lot of tutorials and repositories, and are usually easy to use, arch distros that are meant to give you full control, steamos and nobara, that are specified for gaming, or even windows 11, but I suggest the LTSC version, it is like no buggy and bloatware windows
2026-04-21 16:47:31