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> However, most users who aren't willing to become technically savvy will have a better time with windows. Yes, but they'd have an even better time with a Mac,
by newacct583 5y ago
> However, most users who aren't willing to become technically savvy will have a better time with windows.
Yes, but they'd have an even better time with a Mac, and a better time still with a tablet or phone. The days of "windows is easier for end users" are largely at an end. In the modern world, these are *both* enthusiast/professional systems intended for special purpose deployment.
- deeviant 5y ago> Yes, but they'd have an even better time with a Mac Not if they wanted to game or interact with the windows app ecosystem.
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- skinnymuch 5y agoThan Mac? I don’t know if that’s true. The average user knows almost nothing about how to use their Mac from my anecdotes of running a virtual coworking community and trouble shooting people’s stuff.
- zdragnar 5y agoI have found this to be true for my parents, only because they have an iPhone and iPad. If they weren't already in the apple ecosystem, it'd be a bit of a wash I think.