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Tuesday, December 31, 2019
Windows 10 if it was created by Apple
I have read about this in my newsfeed a couple of times in the last couple of days... This has to be a joke. If you like using a MAC that is great. I fail to see how turning Windows 10 into an Apple device will improve things.
Windows 10 is fine. If you don't like it then the answer is simple... Don't use it. Get a MAC. If Apple are as good at writing the software that you like (clearly they aren't or you wouldn't be asking for changes to make it more like Windows 10) then you wouldn't need any changes.
Here is a link to one of the articles
If Windows 10 was made by Apple
To me the concept looks like something a child would use. Why do you need two menus? It has a "Start menu" and the Apple menu up the top.
They are not the same and never will be get over it.
My opinion is that Windows 10 is getting better with every release and right now is a very robust operating system. My experience with Apple devices is limited but the times I have needed to use it to support end users has left me unimpressed. Everything is counter-intuitive to my workflow on Windows 10. That does not mean it is terrible. Simply that it works differently to what I am used to.
For the record I work as a specialist in Windows deployment and would describe myself as a high level professional on the subject.
Windows 10 is fine. If you don't like it then the answer is simple... Don't use it. Get a MAC. If Apple are as good at writing the software that you like (clearly they aren't or you wouldn't be asking for changes to make it more like Windows 10) then you wouldn't need any changes.
Here is a link to one of the articles
If Windows 10 was made by Apple
To me the concept looks like something a child would use. Why do you need two menus? It has a "Start menu" and the Apple menu up the top.
They are not the same and never will be get over it.
My opinion is that Windows 10 is getting better with every release and right now is a very robust operating system. My experience with Apple devices is limited but the times I have needed to use it to support end users has left me unimpressed. Everything is counter-intuitive to my workflow on Windows 10. That does not mean it is terrible. Simply that it works differently to what I am used to.
For the record I work as a specialist in Windows deployment and would describe myself as a high level professional on the subject.
Skyline
The skyline of the city of Melbourne across the waters of Albert Park lake. New years eve in 2015. On this day (Bonus)
12paof2019 - Chairs (bonus edition)
Benches at the end of Penneshaw jetty on Kangaroo island. The land you can see in the distance is the mainland of South Australia.
The view from the top
Hiking across the top of 'The Nut' at Stanley in the north west of Tasmania. It is a big sky and a bigger landscape.
Location:
The Nut, Stanley TAS 7331, Australia
On this day - 31st of December
in 2017 we were in Burnie Tasmania for my sisters wedding and we got to stay at this magnificent old building which goes by the name of the dragonfly. This was the breakfast table.
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Architecture,
OnThisDay,
Tasmania
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