Windows User Tries Mac For The First Time! (mac mini)

[@joshuajarrell6112]

Like a 69 year old figuring out the internet for the first time

[@RudolfKlusal]

Exactly 😀

[@WarLooch]

Agreed. This was cringe. As a software engineer who uses both OS's daily, I mostly lean towards Mac when I can (mostly just because it's *nix under the hood and I live in terminal. One wWindows I have to install Ubuntu terminal (WSL) just to get a semi-terminal to work). Regardless, they are both great operating systems. Switching to any new OS will always have a learning curve. Shaking your fist in the air and saying "get off my lawn" just makes me chuckle and cringe.

[@RonLeblanc]

There IS a learning curve. I use Mac at home and fix windows at work. There are advantages and disadvantages to both.

[@butlerwm]

I use both at home and Windows at work (until I retired back in April). Each does some things better.

[@CannedFunkMusic]

Me too!

[@casparhughey5651]

@@RonLeblanc there is no advantages to running mac

[@aphrasion]

"using this thing makes me wanna start smoking" is crazy

[@thewallet]

Why is no one mentioning that he didn't save a screenshot. you just saved a picture. You're not finished the tasks until you save a screenshot.

[@metaloverlord2504]

He also didn't create a new file. Just a folder

[@djwcm]

There’s no way this is a serious video. He is just trolling for views lol

[@oliverpuczyk2]

@@djwcmisn’t that this whole channel?

[@djwcm]

@@oliverpuczyk2 facts! Shit is still funny as hell 98% of the time. Plus if anyone noticed this isn’t his primary channel

[@davidagnew8465]

@@metaloverlord2504 A folder _is_ a file.

[@mr.steel0069]

as a mac user seeing this is torture

[@pupmorningstar]

ikr

[@ScorchedStar]

XD

[@casonwatchz]

yes

[@PauloParreira]

Seeing him makes me want to start smokink also...

[@nathanielskellenger]

mac sucks

[@TheCkybrandan]

Used both, the problem is you can’t come into MacOS expecting it to be just like Windows. Same could be said about the flavors of linux. They all have their quirks than seem odd coming from the other side, and all have a learning curve.

[@durdledurdle]

Having been a windows user early in my life, then living in Linux for the past 12 years, I’ve primarily moved to Mac now. The biggest difference, having lived in all 3, Mac has the very least customizations. It’s the apple way or no way. Some elements of customization are sometimes introduced by 3rd party apps, but the core UI is very rigid. When I moved to Linux from Windows, then living in transition was easy because Linux is fully customizable. You can customize everything to however you like. So coming from windows, you can bring over elements you liked.

[@Fetidaf]

That’s what I knew Tyler wasn’t going to get. Like the scrolling thing, firstly that can be changed but they do that because their mouse is touch sensitive so it’s like you’re scrolling on a touch screen; you swipe up and the page goes down. There’s a lot of stuff like that and coming to Apple during the M1 generation after using Windows for… 25 years, it took a bit to get used to but nowadays I can use it exactly the same, if not better, than windows.

[@casparhughey5651]

But Mac OS breaks basic user functionalities.

[@ArthropodSpidey]

@@casparhughey5651 What a great way to tell us you've never even used a Mac. Smooth brain.

[@thearchivalist6749]

My experience with Apple has been, from a technical aspect. They are the least user friendly system I have ever worked on. And I regularly work on Ubuntu CLI. They hide settings, and to do anything administrator related is the equivalent of pulling teeth from a crocodile. The interface is sluggish, inefficient clicks. On windows most things are accessible from the start menu, click type and select. Apple forces you to click and click and click and click to get to something as simple as network settings.

[@christopherrivera6551]

It’s like watching my grandfather use a pc for the first time 😅

[@erik_from_wisconsin4978]

“I bought a refurbished Mac Mini” “Someone was inside the computer.”

[@kritsadventures]

lol

[@mamoonrashid2592]

Exactly my thoughtt

[@romancosner9171]

Came here to say this 😂

[@KayleeOnScreen]

I think this caused most of the problems tbh...

[@leorelic]

YEEEEP

[@butlerwm]

Started working in IT in '84. Currently I own 3 Windows PCs, 3 Macs, 1 Linux Mint (on a Mac Mini), 2 Chromebook (of which one is Chrome OS on PC hardware), and several tablets with both iOS and Android. Each has it's pros and cons. Each is better at some things than other. Each has overlap where they do the same things as the others. As to the comment of Apple seeing Windows and copying it. The reverse is true. The Apple GUI (graphical user interface) came about before Windows. Likewise, Apples used mice before Microsoft, either in Windows or the pre-Windows era, in DOS. I won't begrudge anyone for their choice of operating system. Each to his own. However, many of the things Windows users find intuitive are seen as "backward" or counter-intuitive by Apple users. The home brewed CPUs in current Apple computers tend to be considerably more powerful than their counterparts on the Windows side. It's the driving force for Windows working overtime to introduce better functionality on the ARM platforms. Are Apple machines traditionally more expensive then Windows PCs? Yes. However, the entry level new Mac Minis are going for right at $600 and provide greater processing power than most comparable PCs.

[@TalesOfWar]

Remember MacPaint and Microsoft Paint before Windows 7 updated the UI? Practically identical lol. Also as it currently stands it's literally impossible to build a PC that beats or even matches the current entry level Mac mini for the same budget. Even if you use full size ATX PSU's and cases never mind the tiny barely bigger than a hockey puck form factor Apple are using. On top of that the power usage is MUCH higher on the PC side. I've seen videos of people who've tried to build something in the same budget and the PC ends up pulling 300-400W from the wall while the Mac mini is sipping 40-50W and still out performing it.

[@AlanEngels]

You are right on. Microsoft had to do some things backward to the way Apple did them to avoid copyright infringement. Now, I will pay the shipping if TylerTube Too sends his Mac Mini to me and free.

[@eduardoig17]

The statement that "you can just start using windows" is not true. You need to create a windows account before you can use a windows 10 or 11 computer

[@jbattam]

Only on Windows 10/11 home editions, on Pro you do not need any Microsoft account.

[@TalesOfWar]

@@jbattam The fact they have different SKU's of the same OS with different feature sets is a massive fail in my opinion. There should be one version and one version only. Just turn off and on the things you need as appropriate.

[@summoneddevil]

No you don't, just do not connect to internet until you finish setup and you will create a local account!

[@jhhjhh7477]

23:30 Apple uses a Unix based OS (similar to linux, but a different kernel) so it's stored in /Volumes (You can find it in the terminal)

[@shockershooter]

I got into iPhones when I was traveling for work and everyone else had iPhones. Once I figured it out I’ve been super happy with them and got a MacBook and it opened up my experience by being able to use all the same files across any Apple device.

[@durdledurdle]

Not only that, but being able to even copy and paste across the devices gives you something you can’t do anywhere else as seamless. This is coming from a Linux user for the past 12 years who has the mentality that you can do everything you ever wanted to do in Linux, so why use anything else?

[@GamingWithNikolas]

​@durdledurdle I'm sorry but you are incorrect good sir. I have an android phone connected to windows 10, though the "link to windows" function. If I copy something on my phone, I can just past it on my computer seamlessly

[@FlyboyHelosim]

@@GamingWithNikolas You don't even need this 'link to windows' function that I've never even heard of. You just plug your phone into your computer and open it as external storage through File Explorer.

[@meyes1098]

You can literally do that with any modern operating system, including Ubuntu 🤣

[@Fetidaf]

@@GamingWithNikolasyou can literally drag and drop directly to you iPhone screen from your text messages which is displayed on your iPad which is a second monitor for your Mac. I used the phone link thing last year, maybe the year before so it might be better now and it worked, but I’ve yet to see anything except Hauwei get anywhere near the level of integration between devices as Apple. Others get somewhat close but there’s always something you can’t do or it takes a little longer than usual or whatever else.

[@Smillii]

Last time I used Mac was when I interned at IT department of a company. Anything basic I had to do, I ended up doing through terminal as it was way more intuitive.

[@replikvltyoutube3727]

Terminal gang

[@0202fabrice]

"terminal way more intuitive"? That's a joke, right?? (Who sent you off to command-line world??) lol

[@Smillii]

@@0202fabrice A little operating system called Linux. They're both based on Unix and quite a bit of the commands are the same on both.

[@photopoeth]

OMG! This shows perfectly that the problem is usually located in front of the screen. I'm a Windows user myself and would never expect another OS to work exactly the same, e.g. that the button to close a window HAS TO BE ON THE TOP RIGHT CORNER. This is really ridiculous, but at the same time very funny to watch. I just opened a bag of popcorn. It's like going to the movies...

[@graham.cathcart]

YEP!! When I worked in support we used the acrynom P.B.K.C. in some reports - Problem between keyboard and chair.

[@TalesOfWar]

Those buttons on the Mac have been there since 1984. Its been consistent for FORTY years. Windows put it on the other side to avoid copyright issues rather than just straight up rip it off. Though they also did that in earlier software and got away with it because their contract said they could match the Mac UI elements as they wrote software for it at the time. That's when Apple stocked up on patents instead of relying on copyright to protect such things.

[@strangecalibur]

The HDCP thing, that's why macs can play content from Amazon, netflix and so on at the full res on tvs and so on, where as windows computers get limited to 1080p in some cases. Either way it's bullshit.

[@Jesterxr]

Yeah, but HDCP isn't an Apple thing, it was actually developed by Intel and is an industry standard for of digital copywrite protection.

[@TheKurtTribute]

Doesn’t know how to use the operating system, acknowledges he’s never used it, then tries to use it like a windows OS and proceeds to throw a fit when it doesn’t work the same way.

[@chriswelch9328]

You can change the scroll direction. The scrolling changed in Mac OS X Lion. It was to “mimic” touch screen scrolling. I also use the trackpad, which is more intuitive to use than a mouse and operates like a touchscreen. Without the monitor being a touch screen. So the “reverse” scrolling was designed for use with the touchpad.

[@legomouvieman6082]

I personally use bots window and Mac and I hate that it doesn't detect automatically if you are using a mouse. especially when you play game on a Mac or even video editing. it is scotch a stupid choice and its without mentioning the stupid ventilations design on the Mac book and Mac book pro

[@djkeithjust]

You can also set it back to standard scrolling in settings

[@welding_guy7524]

I was an apple kid in the 80s. Hated them when the iPhone came out , stuck with windows and chrome, then I used my moms Mac, and I’ve been hooked ever since ..

[@kodypemberton]

If you create content of any type, Apple products are by far the most incredible source of ease for us simply due to the function of how all products communiciate. Thank you airdrop.

[@SonOfJoy]

Am I watching a comedy show? Tyler using a Mac is hilarious. 😂

[@justme002]

Should have used a Mac mouse to experience even more infuriating design choices.

[@ta0soft]

only if it's wireless

[@FlyboyHelosim]

@@ta0soft Or has just one button.

[@ta0soft]

@@FlyboyHelosim why not just get rid of the mouse entirely? oh they did, but anyone who uses a computer for productivity knows a decent keyboard/mouse is a must-have

[@ta0soft]

I bought a new keyboard last week for exactly this purpose, there's a reason why these companies cater to PCs, mostly gamers now

[@pupmorningstar]

as a Mac user, I agree that the Apple branded mouse is complete trash

[@The-Weekend-Warrior]

How can you be a "life-long Apple hater" if you've never tried a Mac in your life? Sounds a bit stupid to me honestly...

[@ScorchedStar]

I've hated apple apple before trying mac

[@The-Weekend-Warrior]

@ which sounds pretty stoopid imho. I hate Apple’s pricing strategy and how they make proprietary and non-upgradable things into their machines. That, I can understand, but just blind hatred is stupid.

[@hamdude2109]

Lifelong TROLL is more like it.

[@maravreloaded]

"I hate things I never had access to" that sounds very communist for me.

[@maravreloaded]

​@@The-Weekend-Warrioryeah and I agree. Also I think some people are like a cult, but so I think for every smart∆$$ PC gamer that will give you a piece list for every price of every object you own. Excuse me I want a computer that just needs to be turned on and off and a dedicated device to play videogames. I don't need 4K 120 GTA VI

[@jujujustme]

As a graphic designer, macs are what I have used for 30 years. I've also used windows machines. First off, the mini is a pretty good lil' machine, but not the best; depends on the loaded memory/ram etc. The mouse scrolling feature you can change in system settings; first thing I always do with a new mac. The keyboards are different and confusing for windows users and visa versa. There are keyboard shortcuts to screen record/capture etc. And there are many apps that do this too in the app store for online media capture. These days, you can actually get your login by texting your phone number (you don't have to have an iPhone, I have a Galaxy phone). To see the size of a file you 'right click' on your mouse and select 'get info'. Also to put in trash rather than dragging 'right click'. Depends on you mouse, and you may have to set up your mouse in the Sytem Settings. For a screen shot, you use keyboard shortcuts like 'command-shift-4 (on a mac keyboard)' then drag the area you want to capture. For details on your hard drive memory, you go to the apple on top left of sceen and select 'about this mac'. Also, the operating system you are using is the newest one... and even my colleages and I are finding a bit of a learning curve. I think over-all it's about what you are used to. I am a tech nerd, so I enjoy both the windows and the macs, but the mac is what I do my design work with always. :)

[@TalesOfWar]

You can press space bar on files too to preview them. Really useful for images and video.

[@mrmoth2487]

I feel like people go into MacOS expecting it to be different from Windows the same way that iOS is different from Android, when that is absolutely not the case. Trying to use a Mac the same way you'd use a Windows computer is like trying to make a vinyl collection replace Spotify. They're both valid and do the same thing at the end of the day, but they do it completely different ways, and they are *not* interchangeable. The only way to really learn to live with MacOS, as a Windows user, is to detatch from your Windows habits and expectations, and treat the Mac like it's its own separate thing. When I got my first Mac, it took me probably like 2 months of daily use to figure this out.

[@mariestarlight]

HDCP is a hdmi copy protection protocol.. it's used in like DVDs and Blurays and such. Surprising that the mac mini just outputs to your monitor using HDCP by default. That's incredibly stupid. The whole point is to make it harder to copy movies by using screen capture devices, and windows will swap to HDCP output when playing a bluray. There's literally 0 reason to have it on all the time.

[@robertb6276]

It did tell him how to disable that. Not sure why he didn't look into doing that.

[@TalesOfWar]

It's on by default because that's what the rights holders expect and demand. It's on by default on other OEM systems too. It's on consoles too, you have to specifically turn it off and sometimes you can't at all. I think the PS3 had this.

[@jefftalbert]

The reversed scrolling is due to the main pointer/ navigation tool is a trackpad. With using a trackpad, you scroll up, it scrolls down and vice versa, this is done to mimic you reading something on a piece of paper. You slide the paper up to get to the other content on the page, and slide the paper down to get to the top of it. It does not make sense to do this when using a Mouse and there is a mouse control setting that will allow you to change it

[@AscensionProject8]

Tyler's reading comprehension on full display as soon as he starts talking about the keyboard setup lmao

[@mromutt]

lol I am a windows user and I even knew it was telling him to press the key to the left of right shift XD

[@kenforehand9667]

I'm an OLD PC guy from the beginning of the PC... Can you say DOS? Ever seen a 5 slot IBM PC XT? I NEVER thought I'd have an Apple. They seemed stoopid to me. Then in 2011 I was wandering through Best Buy and happened upon a 27" iMac and made the leap. I have never been more pleased with a purchase! I'm not a Mac fanboy, but I LOVE my Macs. I've got a 15" Macbook Pro, 2 mac minis, an iPad, an iPhone AND the original 27" iMac. Yep. She's still a runner. AND still productive. I also own a few old towers and a Dell laptop for those times when a software company isn't smart enough to figure out how to make their software work in the Apple world. The Apple world isn't stupid, just a different place. I like how all my Apple gear works together, too. Open your mind, grasshopper! Go outside and see the world around you. Stop just looking through the "Windows"...

[@casparhughey5651]

You are a fan boy. An apple is stupid

[@casparhughey5651]

Why should dell make software for 2% of the computer users

[@kenforehand9667]

@@casparhughey5651 I wasn't aware Dell was a software company... but good answer! I also get OS upgrades for free and they don't require me to replace my hardware every other year to run it. My GUI also stays pretty much the same from upgrade to upgrade so I don't have to spend (waste) time learning where things are. Don't misunderstand where I'm coming from. I made good money supporting Windows in both the public and private sectors. I've also supported IBM mainframes with petabytes of storage and thousands of concurrent users that will kick any PC or Mac to the curb in raw compute power, but they suck at playing Halo... time, place and equipment for every situation. Dance with who ya brung and enjoy the party.

[@casparhughey5651]

@@kenforehand9667 yeah yeah yeah. You just jumped on a bandwagon, ifanboy

[@kenforehand9667]

@@casparhughey5651 Ahhh you got me... even though I started out with "I'm NOT a fanboy... but it's a hell of a band! A HELL of a band!!! AND a pretty freakin' cool wagon, too!

[@thomasmcdonnell1957]

you can use Mac without Apple ID. Just click setup later.

[@vltek]

As someone who uses PC for gaming PC for work, and Mac/iOS for everything else… half of his complaints are things windows 11 did/does, 1/4 are just because he didn’t want to look up what does what, and the other 1/4 are just normal Mac things that have been around since before windows 95. Like the manually maximizing the window, double click the title bar, or drag it up to the top. Mac is also built for trackpads as the primary interface. You can customize the mouse to be more like windows.

[@thearchivalist6749]

He's comparing something that was made to be user friendly to apple that entraps users in an endless cycle of capitalistic torment. Endlessly buying new apple products in order to try an eek even the bare minimum of efficiency out of the system. I am 100% convinced apple design their products to make the experience of moving to another device as tormenting as possible.

[@TalesOfWar]

@@thearchivalist6749 Apple design their UI's based on actual scientific analysis written by psychologists on how humans interact with their environment Something as simple as always having the window controls at the top, in the same place for the active app so your muscle memory can always go to the same place. Or rounded corners on things because it's easier for your brains to process. Sharp corners are used to alert you to something, this is why stop signs have sharp angles, and triangles are the most common visual form of warning you about something. It takes more for your brain to process it so you're more aware of it. This is why things like the UI in Windows 10 with it's hard edges everywhere can be perceived as more cluttered or cognitively taxing. You're argument is basically "I'm used to it some other way so anything else is dumb". Which is... dumb.

[@fitoldster8945]

Started using Mac 20 years ago. One of my best decisions ever.

[@Dvance]

25:05 You can change the grid sorting to not be free. But also, since you were looking for a "This PC" sort of place, you can get to the Root in Finder by: When finder is in focus, go to the top bar (very top of your screen) View -> Show Path Bar, then when you click into a folder like Documents, you can go to the Root directory "Macintosh HD" - Though, you wanted to just check how much storage you have, you'd just see that info in your General About settings (Apple Logo [top left] -> About this Mac -> More info...) - Also, in Finder, right click and "Get Info" is the same as Properties in Windows, yet it doesn't show you how much space is available, instead it shows how much space is used.

[@peteb3677]

on your mac choose apple menu>system settings.then click general in the sidebar, scroll down till u find click storage then click all volumes. move the pointer over the color to see the amount of space each category uses.

[@mromutt]

This is correct but a lot more clicks and steps than pretty much all other OSes, windows its two clicks. click file explorer on the taskbar then click this pc on the left hand side panel.

[@TalesOfWar]

@@mromutt Finder: View > Show File Path, Show Status Bar. It shows you this information at the bottom when you go into your home folder, or for whatever folder you're currently in. You can also set it to show your storage used etc on the desktop icons.

[@JoahMakaih]

So I use both PC and MAC daily. If you just put the mouse at the top left corner when in full screen, then you will see the other controls, and when in full screen, you put your mouse all the way to the bottom middle of the screen, and those will come up. MAC is not like Windows, I love both for different reasons and have things I hate about both. It is hilarious seeing this video because I was the same way the first time I used a MAC. Now that I actually own one I don't think I would go back. Also, everything is much easier to set up and use once you are in the ecosystem.

[@itsonlyanime]

You can’t just use windows, if your fresh on windows 11 it makes you create or log into a Microsoft account or you have to also go through hoops to bypass it

[@DeusRegum]

Pure Comic Genius! Watching you and your Mac Shenanigans was epic level trolling! You had me screaming instructions at my monitor! Well played Sir!

[@dough.9241]

This dude deserves Windows. Apple ID usage isn’t absolutely required (although user experience is better when signed in with it). Actually, I think it’s Windows 11 that requires a Microsoft account.

[@davidagnew8465]

I've heard, when installing Windows 11, drop its internet connection just before the step that asks for your MSFT account, and it will let you proceed without logging in.

[@Helicard]

We just want to know if it can it support the weight of a truck?

[@TwiLightVids]

Tyler would rather eat a Pickle vs using a Iphone

[@maravreloaded]

My brother in Christ you should got a Mac Mini M4. It's pretty cheap and a beast.

[@gobigrey9352]

I love that everything pops up right on the desktop when you plug it in, problem is, most of the time it'll pop up underneath another icon. Navigating files on Apple is SO exhausting. I get fatigued quickly. You can't see anything because it's tiny, when you go back to previous folder it puts you at the beginning instead of where you left off so if you have 1000's of files to search through you have to scroll through 100'0s of files just to get back to where you were every single freaking time and you can hardly see them to begin with so now I need a cigarette... I do like 2 things on an Apple and I need a break.

[@nathanrichardson5223]

Let’s be honest your hating on a product because you haven’t took the time to learn it like windows i don’t think your first day on windows you knew everything

[@Korzax]

What you doing with Kali, Tyler? Only time I've ever used it is for pen testing. You trying to hack the pentagon?

[@precooled]

"turns out you can get a refurbished mac mini for like $300!" "yo what the actual fuck? someones been inside this thing for some reason" bruh

[@clyth41]

Dick

[@andy70d35]

Tyler, just proving what we all know, he is as thick as mince. Having spent over 25 years building custom PC for customers, give me a Mac any day, not having to jump through hoops with crap windows to find drivers for an obscure item a customer wants to use.

[@Lightningrod75]

I am a PC person, that said, Apple is pretty decent product FOR APPLE USERS. I am happy to work in an environment that's 90% PC. A lot of the issue is that people are just convinced that Apple is what they need for say Photoshop, that hasn't been true for a decade+. Individually I don't care what a person uses, I hate it when the one Apple person gets upset that the entire organization isn't Apple.

[@anamegoeshere]

PC TRAITOR!!!

[@AtomSquirrel]

Yeah get a Mac to save like a few minutes to edit a video. So revolutionary. Too bad no one who buys one can edit anything

[@platinummotorworks6139]

I have a pc I built myself Ryzen 9 5900x and 4090 but I only use it for games my Mac Studio is what’s used for editing n work stuff

[@TalesOfWar]

I can categorically confirm that as of right now, with Apple Silicon. Photoshop does genuinely work better on the Mac than an equivalent Windows box. But it sucks on both, because Adobe software is ass. They were about equal for a long time when they moved to Intel but the advantage is back in Apple's court. Also the way the OS itself works lends itself to better productivity. At least for me. Something as simple as being able to hit space bar to see a preview of an image or video or whatever is a HUGE time saver. I wish Microsoft would copy this feature.

[@MobiusGT]

I am an apple hater, i don't like many things they do like their insane margins on upgrades or how locked down the iphone is but i think you didn't give the mac a fair shot and let your bias go too rampant to make a decent video. many of your complaints just can be boiled down to not knowing how to do something or it being different from windows. 1) the genie effect when minimizing an app - it can be changed to a different effect 2) if you updated your mac just by hovering the green full screen button you could get the kind of full screen you want more similar to the windows way but the mac way is to have multiple fullscreen apps in "spaces" that you switch between using mission control 3) around 13:30 you are stuck - you found out yourself that you can press esc but if you bring the cursor to the very top of the screen the menu bar would pop up again as well 4) seeing the size of a file - there is the similar to windows way of right click then "get info" which is the equivalent of "properties" or one of my favorite features on mac pressing space bar which will give you a preview of the file if the mac natively supports it like mp4 or png. If the format isnt supported you will get information instead like file size and date last modified 5) deleting stuff - just like windows you can right click and then "send to trash" or you drag and drop into trash 6) screen shots - the built in screenshot app is called screenshot and its very powerful for something built in. It has a key combo to auto activate and i think by default it is cmd + shift + 3/4 depending on what you want (i have since changed my hot keys). 7) avif picture of corvette - avif is a file format that is not widely supported on windows by default as well and the mac did give you the option to duplicate the picture of the corvette in a supported format that it can edit 8) file explorer - as you found out for yourself it is called finder things you are right about 1) how to tell how much storage you have - this used to be very simple by default and was made more annoying a few years ago in a major update. you can still find out but your point stands since its too out of the way 2) obs is trash on mac, i have had too many issues with it but i don't know if its an apple issue or an obs issue 3) it would be nice if we were told file transfer speeds things im indifferent about 1) scroll direction - its a muscle memory thing and i've learned over the years ppl get used to different things like inverted analog sticks in gaming. I'm also pretty sure this can be reversed in settings but apple being apple names the option in a stupid way. I think its called natural scrolling things im not sure about 1) apple id requirement - i haven't made a new apple id or recover an old apple id in over a decade so i can't say how easy it is. But you are right about apple not properly removing iphones off the account (see imessage issues of people that switched away from iphone). But by default windows now requires a microsoft account and at least me personally have had wayyyyy more issues dealing with m$ not wanting to work right

[@RyderCragie]

Screen recording is Shift + Command + 5. It’s built in.

[@AscensionProject8]

Using Mac for the first time is like drinking beer for the first time. Most of us don't like it at first, but then after awhile it's the best thing you've ever had lol

[@mromutt]

A couple decades later and I still dont like beer XD maybe you are onto something.

[@cornsbread]

1. The mouse scrolling is for natural scrolling. You scroll down to pull the page down - bringing the page up. You can change that in settings. 2. You can screen record using the actual built in screen recorder called QuickTIme. It also allows you to take screenshots. 3. You can delete files by pressing "Command Delete" together for the keyboard shortcut. 4. You can expand windows the way you were trying by turning the setting on in the Settings application. 5. You do have to create an Apple ID as everything you do with Apple will go through that. It makes things easier and more seamless. Seems like you just don't understand how to use a computer at all. 6. Screenshots are weird. You get a screenshot by holding "Command Shift 5". It seems to me that you came in with a bad mindset and intentionally used it the wrong way in order to get more rage from using it. MacOS is not Windows and expecting it to perform the same is outright ridiculous. MacOS is much easier to use than Windows and simply looks better. Apple also "Just Works" 99.99% of the time and it's rare I run into a single issue. You used a Windows mouse and Keyboard made for that operating system. You can't expect it to work the same way on a Mac. Mac's have a delete key, but it's used for the same purpose as a Windows backspace key. The delete function you were looking for can be achieved using the combo "Control D". Terrible video. Do better.

[@mordredthehero]

You, sir, are a self-righteous idiot. Your 5th point just confirms it. As someone who used apple for most of my life, I can sincerely say, Apple is extremely overpriced, and overhyped. It is not any more 'intuitive' then any other OS. In fact, I'd say it's less intuitive and clunky than others. You're entitled to your opinion, but so is Tyler. The fact that you seemingly think your opinion is more correct than his, emulates the same self-important attitude as Apple as a company. Do better.

[@ovathrowed]

If you have a hard time learning new tech just say that. As a fluent user of both, It’s not difficult to learn. Only thing that always gets me is copy and paste via keyboard. Command+C VS Ctrl + C. I love them both. Each OS has their specific specialty. As a long time PC user I prefer Mac for its simplicity and ecosystem( opinion)

[@TalesOfWar]

CMD + C/V makes more sense as control is used for the UNIX terminal. Windows kind of inherited the IBM keyboards that mostly ran UNIX before Windows and it was only with Windows 95 they got the Windows key as an extra modifier. This is also why you press CRTL + ALT + DEL to log on to an NT work group, they needed to use keys that weren't going to conflict with existing commands. Apple never had this issue because they designed their keyboards and OS from the ground up to work with each other rather than use someone else hardware and have to adapt to it. Command is also superior in terms of economics in my opinion. It's easier to smush it with your thumb and index finger than pinky and index finger lol.

[@colt5189]

The most frustrating thing I found trying out a Mac, is when you open a program. It doesn't open full screen with your taskbar icon thing open on the bottom. Instead, it opens small screen, and so when you open programs. You have a bunch of them in small screen. And if you go full screen, your icons on the bottom and top disappear. I'd be more open to trying out MacOS if you could change it to where when you open a program, it goes full screen with your icons on the top and bottom are present.

[@SafetySheepRnD]

Hold Alt (option) and click on the green button to maximize like on Windows.

[@nathanwells7550]

I'm a Windows SysAdmin by trade but recently have been coerced into learning MacOS due to a large number of users at my church. I decided to go out and buy a MBP with the intention of learning so that I can better help people. The hardest part for me has been learning just how different the keyboard shortcuts are. Aside from that, I've found that screencasting to various TV's is easier on Mac than on Windows and printer setup has been pretty flawless. I had the same gripe about the mouse scroll wheel until I found the Natural Scolling setting to reverse that. BTW, green dot to expand the window full size. MacOS isn't so bad, but I'm probably a Windows lifer.

[@replikvltyoutube3727]

Hey, sorry could you explain more about MacOS users and church?

[@Spoonfed78]

@@replikvltyoutube3727 I see what you did there

[@ryanafranco]

Used both PC and Mac. Just wondering, How many days did you try to use the mac?

[@LaughterOnWater]

It’s really about muscle memory. I use both UI’s. Mac-only users are often just as lost in the windows interface. Likely there are shortcuts and methods on windows that even you are unaware of. It’s all a journey, eh? Also Mac is just a proprietary UNIX, the OS that inspired Linux. Anything that can be done windows is as easily done on a mac.

[@LukeBoston4]

Haven't seen it yet but I know he will love it or hate it because he has no other Apple ecosystem devices.

[@darlenefraser3022]

Hate it - he’s a PC!

[@kurtisjohnson8916]

Does encryption in the video output mitigate risks of someone else capturing one’s video without their knowledge?

[@braidem]

90 percent of his complaints are just pure user error 🤣

[@tx914runer]

Welcome to every Tyler tube video.

[@GamingWithNikolas]

He's testing how intuitive it is. On windows doing stuff is very simple, on Mac it's a pain

[@RathJ13]

@@GamingWithNikolas nah, it's a troll video. it's not this much of a pain at all lmao. mans is trolling, he had me at first

[@braidem]

@ again. User error.

[@pysgodfish]

@@GamingWithNikolas are you for real? It’s the exact opposite - and I use both on a daily basis

[@hjf_9437]

Need more of tyler using computers xD. Anger compliation Show us a video on some good windows shortcuts

[@larryfine6940]

This gives me more of a reason to watch tyler now knowing we have something in common

[@TheRealMrRoyal]

28:39 Mac os wasn't built "to be like windows" your acting like they sat in a room and built a system based on what others were doing. That's not how it started. They built their own thing. Someone who had only used Mac for 15 years would have the same issues trying windows for the first time. You have to LEARN how to use it. It's not supposed to be a different version of what you already used.

[@pysgodfish]

Mac OS was developed when windows was still on 3.1!

[@TalesOfWar]

Windows is inconsistent even within Windows, within the same few menus lol. Microsoft have been consistently inconsistent their whole existence.

[@TalesOfWar]

@@pysgodfish MacOS came out in 1984. Windows 1.0 came out in 1985. Windows 3.1 came out in 1992.

[@WilliamHollinger2019]

Soon enough he will buy a iPhone and apple tv apple watch to be part of the apple ecosystem.

[@TheRealMrRoyal]

You can't go into it expecting it to work like a windows product.....they are different, they run different. I use both daily and they do the same things differently.

[@allenszykula8071]

@TheRealMrRoyal one is windows the other is a train wreck. Never mind the headache if you have one of each and try to transfer files.

[@casparhughey5651]

The way they do it is dumb also.

[@joojoojeejee6058]

For a longtime Windows user, there's very little incentive to move to Mac or Linux, let alone Chromebook. You "gain" nothing by doing so and have to learn awkward new concepts for no reason. If you are a beginner buying your first computer, then I guess you buy what you like and learn to use that. But if you like gaming, then Mac isn't really a good choice obviously.

[@TalesOfWar]

Most Mac users are Mac users because they wanted to escape Windows. I can see an influx in the next year or so when support for Windows 10 ends and they really start pushing Windows 11 on people. I don't want it. A lot of people don't want it. So they'll be going with Linux, getting a Mac or sticking with 10 for as long as they can. Thankfully I only use Windows for gaming, anything else is on my Macs so I'm not really stuck like a lot of people will be.

[@joojoojeejee6058]

​@@TalesOfWar I doubt it. Getting used to Windows 11 (in good and bad) will be a hundred times easier for a Windows 10 user than adopting a completely different ecosystem. Linux has been "up-and-coming" for the past 30+ years, but never really gained mainstream traction on the desktop and I highly doubt ever will (with the exception of Chromebook, I guess). Mac has expensive hardware requirements and can be awkward to learn for a Windows user. And for what? Because somebody hates Windows 11 so much (why)? Nah.

[@TalesOfWar]

@@joojoojeejee6058 It's more because of all the crap 11 has, and is bringing to it. It's just becoming an ever bigger bucket for Microsoft to mine your data then sell you to advertisers. That and a lot of the gripes most people have about Windows like it's inconsistencies and just generally being mediocre in most respects never seem to get fixed or improved. At least not to the point they stop being annoyances. Windows is death by a thousand paper cuts. It isn't just one thing here or there, it's lots of little things everywhere that all add up. I'm under no illusion to think Linux is going to take off suddenly, but it will see a large spike, just as Apple will see a large spike. In the grand scheme it'll mean litte, but in absolute numbers it'll be noticabe. A LOT of companies are also refusing to move to 11 until they absolutely have to because of privacy concerns. They've already delayed recall twice, and the current insider preview now has... encryption. Why the hell that wasn't there from day 1 I don't know, but I still don't think it'll be enough to make a lot of organisations trust it. They'll need a way to totally remove it. which they'll be happy to do, for a fee. They continuously remove things from the Pro SKU's too and add them to Enterprise, even with WIndows 10. They'll just do this until "Pro" is nothing but a name and is basically "Home with More Control", or "Home Premium" to use the old stupid Vista era assery lol.

[@joojoojeejee6058]

@@TalesOfWar Even if Windows 11 is problematic to some businesses and private users, other ecosystems bring other problems. So I bet that generally people will just suck it up and go with Windows 11. Also, desktop computing might be on the decline in general..

[@wiktorzyca83]

Tyler, when are you finally going to buy the cheapest coffee maker with a built-in coffee grinder and put things in it other than coffee... chips, crisps, candy bars, dog food...

[@SafetySheepRnD]

I know you probably don't care but for others wondering, here are some pointers. About the HDCP issue, macOS is pretty strict about following the specs for HDMI but is not very dynamic about it. So if your devices report they support HDCP, it will turn on HDCP and leave it on, unlike Windows/Linux which will only enable HDCP when DRM-protected content is playing. To get around the issue, use an HDMI adapter/dongle or a monitor that does not support HDCP. Also, there's an app built into macOS called Screenshot that can do screen recordings... just like every other OS. Mouse thing is in settings called "natural scrolling" because of touchpads. It is annoying Apple didn't separate mouse and trackpad but you can change it in system settings. Keyboard wizard pops up with every new keyboard to determine what keyboard you have, but re-read the instructions because it wants you to press Z (to the right of L. Shift) and / (to the left of R Shift) for US ANSI... it even shows you a picture with an arrow pointing to where to look. iCloud thing was a skissue and Windows has a similar process with Microsoft account if you do a fresh install (some OEMs skip this for you). Your headaches with window management are all valid but part of that is because Microsoft patented the snapping feature you were trying to use... however Alt (option) + green button does what you were trying to do. You can also hold Alt (option) then click and hold the green button for more options. Storage and other system stuff are all in the System Settings app, just like on iOS and Android. Finder default behavior is definitely weird, but there's legacy reasons it behaves the way it does. Top menu Finder > Settings or Command+, to change how it behaves. BTW, Task Manager on macOS is called Activity Monitor and the system logs are in an app called Console. Terminal app is also extremely powerful, often more so than the UI, and since it is Unix-like, you can do almost everything from Terminal directly like on Linux.

[@davidagnew8465]

tl;dr Paragraphs are your friend. And proof-reading is recommended!

[@TalesOfWar]

QuickTime will do screen recording too.

[@gmoney4utoenvy]

Windows and Mac are two completely different animals, you also can't go into a trial of something while having extreme bias to start with, mac is good for certain things just like windows is good for certain things, neither one is perfect, def want to have an open mind going into it

[@jbattam]

This is exactly how macOS is to a long time Windows user. I started using macOS a years ago and also use both macOS and Windows daily. macOS really does suck at window and file management, especially compared to Windows 10/11. The things Tyler highlighted i.e. scrolling in reverse, can be adjusted in Settings. Delete key not working as a delete button you need an app for that. Cut and Paste, you also need an app like Path Finder for that. It’s a clunky OS compared to Windows. That’s the honest truth. Sequoia is better than Sonoma but stil, you need a lot of add-on apps to make it user friendly and often need to pay for features that are included in Windows 10/11 by default.

[@FriendlyNeighborhoodBlindKiid]

Hey man, I love your channel. I'm also not disagreeing with all your criticism, but as a Mac user Myself I think there are a couple things that you just simply did not know about the platform. That is understandable, and sometimes apple inadvertently makes things harder through their attempts to make them easier. As someone who uses Windows through my college, and now as a relatively experienced Mac user, I will say that more things are easier on macOS than Windows. I would urge you to take a couple days, play with the operating system, learn some of the stuff , and then maybe make a part two where you both record the whole thing, and understand a little more about how it all works. I think that would be an awesome watch for us, and now that the whole system is set up you should have less problems.

[@MrFrosty007-yk2ye]

Shame he didn’t even give it a fair chance. He went into the video already decided he hates everything Apple and then during the video it’s either “it’s not the same as Windows” or actual pure stupidity. If someone is seriously contemplating trying MAC OS see if you can try it yourself or look for a different video by someone that has more computer knowledge/ doesn’t go in with the intention to hate. Love most TylerTube videos but this is just garbage except for humorous content.

[@ansonx10]

If you expect Mac OS to work like Windows, you're in for a bad time. Now, I don't like Apple, and in fact I hate them for many reasons (at least these days). Mac OS has its own way of doing things. It's not that they chose to NOT copy Windows; it's that they developed their own way of doing things, often before Windows did. You can't expect a company to develop a method for doing something, and then change the method just because their competitor decides to do it differently. Like how Macs often didn't have a forwards-delete key, so they use the backspace key as their "normal" delete key. It's command-delete (windows-backspace) to delete files on Mac OS. It has always been that way. It's not harder to do imo, but it is safer. That said, they have also changed a lot of things in recent years to make it more compatible with how windows users expect things to work, presumably to make it easier for them to transition. But they've also made (imo stupid) decisions that make it LESS like Windows, like changing how the green button works. It used to be a "maximize" button just like Windows had, but now you have to hold the option (alt) key to get the old behavior back. I could talk for hours about these kinds of things, but I'm already well into cringe essay territory with this comment. lol

[@dragonballjiujitsu]

Hated it your whole life and never even tried it. Thats the most typical Mac hater statement ever! I was a computer tech and ran a computer repair shop for over 15 years. These days I'll only run Linux and MacOS. You couldn't pay me to own a windows machine and I don't allow ppl with android devices into my home. With the exception of gaming MacOS is FAR better than Windows in every way. Its not even close. You don't like change. You went from driving an old Honda manual to a brand new BMW and because you had to learn something new you don't like it. This is the most childish shit I have seen in years and perfectly suits the typical windows user. This was painful to watch. It takes about two weeks to get used to MacOS and you won't want to touch windows again...if you have any common sense.

[@CannedFunkMusic]

It happened to me the same way.

[@davegreen7853]

wow this is what a moron really is, \

[@krow7397]

craziest glaze

[@xorxpert]

I really really really been wanting one for apple development so i can make games for iOS 😢 if you plan on ditching it, can i have or try buying off you? 🙏🏽

[@dudeinrok1]

As a professional “technologist” working with PCs since the days of PC/MS-DOS 3 and Windows Ver 1, and testing the usability of PCs, Blackberry phones, Macs, Linux, and advanced electronic systems, this video is hard to watch. How can this person NOT understand HDCP, which specification was widely known and used because of the release of the HDMI connector spec? He did no research on Apple’s reason for reversing the “mouse wheel” scrolling action. Did he start the Mac and properly adjust the settings for the keyboard and turn off the HDCP so he could do screen recording? Does he not realized that Macs have been around since the mid-80’s, and the philosophy of Mac operations are different? Why not just sit with the Mac and learn its quirks? That’s what some of us had to do, and guess what? I LEARNED IT!! I also built some new brain cells in the process. This person is not stupid, but he sure gave that impression in this video. Sit down with a different technology and LEARN IT! What did this person do when Windows 8 went to Version 10? Even Windows 11 is a leap from what Windows 10 was. It’s just different… LEARN IT!

[@musicalimarc]

Up vote x 100. My first computer was the family Apple IIe though I think only my brother and I ever used it. My second was a Mac plus. I’ve done tech support across Mac and windows OS for the better part of 4 decades. I’ve built PCs, and macinsteins, and done hackintoshes as well. It’s clear the guy isn’t stupid, but like so many people I’ve met who never even attempted to learn about how Mac OS works and the interface and control choices (both good and bad), he expects it to run exactly like windows does currently. What he probably doesn’t realize, is that the main reasons windows runs the way it does, is because it has to differentiate itself from Mac OS or risk patent infringement. I’ve got a really good friend who was very anti Apple until I showed him OS X and the command line interface. Once he understood what was under the hood, he started switching his entire home environment over to Macs. Take the time to learn before you make a hate video.

[@scottb.8523]

This was the most entertaining 30 minutes I've watched in a long time. As they say in the South, "Bless your heart ..."

[@dropdoc1]

10k likes to see Tyler put the mac in the blender....

[@DoctorVadarWho]

In the settings app on Mac, you can change how the scrolling happens on your mouse. It’s annoying that that’s even a feature that has to be implemented when it should just be off by default.

[@killbotters730]

never used a mac, but i feel like if you use it for a couple of weeks en mess around with the setting it could be fine. the mouse thing i am sure you can change in the settings. i also notice when i get a new phone(android to android) many setting are a little bit different and you get used to it soon enough

[@thisandthatwithmatt]

Apple uses copyright protection as a default. HDCP is the protocol that is tied to copyright content. They make it extremely hard to use.

[@TalesOfWar]

Most OEM systems have this enabled by default to keep copyright holders happy. I'm pretty sure it's a part of the license requirement the MPEG and HDMI Forum have if you use their formats. Which all modern OS's do.

[@TardisMarch]

Tyler, turn of natural scolling in System Settings under mouse and Trackpad to scroll correctly 🙂

[@Moskeeto]

So you gotta disable "natural scrolling" to get scrolling to feel natural?

[@ta0soft]

@@Moskeeto same with the Delete key, change settings to make it actually delete

[@FireGodSpeed]

@@ta0soft what? you have to change the settings for the delete key in order for it to delete?.. That's the most idiotic thing i have heard today. Just here today turn on your steering wheel in order to steer your car.

[@ta0soft]

@@FireGodSpeed In reality Apple has made both good and bad design choices, so has Microsoft. I just feel like the bad choices outweigh the good ones

[@maravreloaded]

​@@ta0softDelete is just Backspace, Fn (Function same key on Windows) + Delete is Del or Delete. It isn't rocket science.

[@berkensayilir6467]

90% of your complaints are user error, 5% are "why is this not windows", 5% is valid opinion

[@RyderCragie]

Dragging the window to the top to full screen it doesn’t work because you need to update macOS. To get out of full screen you put your cursor to the top of the screen.

[@bviptech]

Ok dude i appreciate you are an angry elf. But windows you CANNOT just use anymore you need a MS account. New windows laptops also seem to scroll backwards. arranging icons same as windows when you turn off auto arrange icons. Also go build a pc with similar specs as the new m4 mini. Remember on top of everything you didnt always know how to use a pc.

[@yvandanny911]

Open cmd with Shift + F10 and type OOBE\BYPASSNRO

[@leorelic]

don't forget , Windows is going to use Recall to record your entire screen at all times.

[@tierney4753]

I love my Mac mini

[@notthepolice1705]

❌Always fun to watch videos when you know there is a preconceived notion.🤣Apple products are not hard to learn. Our 4 teens were up and running with them in less than 1/2 an hour, and that was before they were teens. Normal Tyler fashion, throw out instructions, don’t watch any HOW TO VIDEOS…THEN…complain that something is too hard to work with, or it’s garbage.🤣There are Windows people, and Mac people, I’m gonna stick with Mac.👍

[@donnagreen7386]

Having used windows from its inception both at home and work I can honestly say I will be using apple til the day I die. I find it a million times better. I much prefer the office apps as well. 🍎 🍏 all the way 😃

[@ChristopherPiechowiak-m2f]

Apple Mafia UNITE!✊

[@leorelic]

Mac and Linux are generally easier for doing everyday tasks. Mac is also a lot better and more efficient when it comes to productive work like video and image editing , music production , etc etc.

[@ChristopherPiechowiak-m2f]

@ Apple Mafia✊

[@iamnotguilty]

OMG! I feel your pain at the beginning. I laughed so hard at your frustration. I had wanted a mac for years....back in 2012 I finally bought an Imac. By the 2nd day I wanted to burn it because I got so frustrated! I now own 1 mac laptop, 2 Imacs and on the way is the new M4 mac mini! I also own several Windows laptops, 4 of them actually. One of my Imacs is set up to dual boot macOS and Windows.

[@djkeithjust]

Why do you need a capture card to screen record?

[@pysgodfish]

He doesn’t - he’s just used to windows

[@bwc1976]

You summed up the modern Apple experience perfectly! I used to love Macs in the 80's and 90's, but the new ones are so full of quirky arbitrary and proprietary nonsense they try to force on you, that the rest of the world has moved past. Computers are supposed to serve us, to obey us, to bend to OUR will, not boss US around and expect us to bend to their will! If it wasn't for Microsoft Flight Simulator and other Windows or Xbox exclusive games, I'd still be daily driving Linux, and I'm glad to hear you're no stranger to Linux either. I waited forever for a modern and reliable MacOS, but by the time OS X came out, I could no longer afford a new enough Mac to run it on, and in the meantime, Linux became much more refined to the point where it does 99% of what I would have wanted a Mac to do, and does it better and cheaper.

[@EchoGrid]

Has this man ever used a computer before? I made the switch to mac a week ago after 30 years of Windows, and it took me a total of 2 days to get used to it. It's not that different from Windows in most every day use cases.

[@JesusVillanueva]

He is like an westerner visiting ASIA and questioning everything and continuously saying they way you do it make no sense and they would reply the way you do things make no sense. The only reason he thinks it's difficult is because he wants it to be like windows and has not found the corresponding software and features. It is natural to shy away fro what is different and unknown, it's a survival instinct. We like comfort! This is also the reason the internet goes crazy when services make changes "You changed my normal." I use Mac at home and Windows at work and find both have their quirks but neither works like the other and he seems to expect.

[@misterskippy2u]

I didn't switch to Mac, but I did ADD a MacBook Air to my office. It took a while to get used to the different user interface and keyboard shortcuts, but I feel it was worth the time and effort. I spend equal amounts of time using Windows and Mac OS. Use the best tool for the job. For some jobs, that tool is Windows. For other jobs, that tool is Mac OS.

[@DracoMcGuyver]

Tyler, I use both Windows11 and Mac. I agree that Mac is very different but so is Linux. try having somebody try to use Linux for the very first time and you will get the same reaction from that person that you showed using Mac. There is one very big benefit with using Mac. If you have a problem you can call Apple support and they will help you at no cost. Try that on Windows and Microsoft wants you to pay for their help. Also on a Mac the newest operating system is free to download and install. You have to pay Microsoft for the latest release. I also use an iPhone, an Apple Watch and iPad.

[@TalesOfWar]

Even with Linux you have a HUGE variety of desktop environments to choose from like KDE or Gnome. The variety and customisability of Linux is both it's biggest strength and biggest weakness. It'll never become a mainstream desktop option unless the majority go the community agree upon a single bistro and environment etc, which we know will never happen.

[@watchyourr6172]

I've used Mac and Windows. And personally Apple's software is such a pain unless you've already had an Apple ID and nothing else. So I'll stick to my Windows and Android instead of Apple's 10 year outdated tech and software.

[@MikeHoncho0811]

I knew I didn't want anything apple when my elderly neighbor asked me to help her set up a new I phone and it would not even let you look at the app store without first entering a credit card number

[@Puppet60e]

​@@MikeHoncho0811 That has never happened to me so I don't know what you are talking about.

[@MikeHoncho0811]

@@Puppet60e probably because you had already given them that information at some point and it's already attached to your apple ID it's been a few years ago but that was my experience I never cared for the operation system before that

[@Puppet60e]

@@MikeHoncho0811 Actually no, I have never connected any debit/credit card, I only use Apple gift cards.

[@angryasianjim]

@@MikeHoncho0811you can 100% skip that step.

[@Souls4Roca]

Tyler wtf did you take before saying that the natural scrolling mode FOR TRACKPAD WAS NOT NATURAL, enable the damn setting for the mouse under settings, and update the damn os... also in all oss you double tap the top border to maximize...

[@SPG685]

28:34 Fun fact: MacOS actually came out almost two years BEFORE Windows.

[@ta0soft]

the funny thing is that Windows 11 is now mimicking Apple (again) but both companies mimic each other

[@FireGodSpeed]

@@ta0soft How so? Could you tell me some points which are stolen from apple? They moved the task bar from the edges to the middle? Holy yea now that you mention it 100% stolen. Honestly i think apple should put a patent on the location of the task bar (you can literally change it back to the windows 10 one in the settings) , what comes next? closing a window? No way...

[@FireGodSpeed]

Came out later and still has 5X the number in users, that should tell you something (the initial release dates were only 10 months apart btw) Microsoft Windows has 73%, followed by Apple's macOS at 15%

[@Puppet60e]

​​@@FireGodSpeedI mean the core operating system was taken from Apple. On a technically note it was taken from NextStep which was made by Steve Jobs after he left Apple but then Apple bought NextStep to save themselves because Apple had no software meanwhile NextStep was dying because the hardware was to expensive but the software was revolutionary.

[@ta0soft]

@@FireGodSpeed the Start menu is only one aspect, they designed it to look/feel more like Finder, just like Apple redesigned Finder to look more like Explorer

[@Whigu]

0:02 I thought that you were going to say "I actually read the manual before trying to use it"

[@Ian-ev5tg]

Get a video rendering in 4k. That’ll seal the deal. Even m1 processors are way better than anything intel has produced.

[@TylerTubetoo]

My pc renders 4k twice as fast

[@DoctorVadarWho]

Here is how to screen recorded on the Mac I can guide you through the steps to screen record on a Mac, but Siri itself doesn't have the capability to start a screen recording. You can use the built-in screen recording feature in macOS. Here's how you can do it: Press Shift + Command + 5 on your keyboard to open the screen recording toolbar. You'll see options to capture the entire screen, a selected portion, or to record the screen. Choose the option that suits your needs (record entire screen or selected portion). Click on “Options” to set various preferences like saving location and recording audio. Click the Record button to start recording. To stop recording, click the stop button in the menu bar or press Command + Control + Esc. This feature makes it easy to capture and share your screen activities on a Mac.

[@benjaminscheffler2738]

I truly appreciate Tyler taking the time and spending the money to at least give Apple a try while being a die hard Windows / Android user. That's 110% more than a lot of people would do! That being said... I feel that him being such a die hard user of Windows / Android didn't allow him to make his mind as open as he claimed it was lol