>Swift seems better than C# >Based on Unix but not built by freetards >Cocoa looks great >High price hopefully signifies decent hardware and support
Can someone talk me out of this? Apple's fanbase can't just be a personality cult obsessing about contrarianism and iOS coming out before Android, right?
Swift is for iPhone. Mac native apps market is minimum
Alexander Clark
>High price hopefully signifies decent hardware and support Oh boy are you in for a shock.
Aiden Rogers
it's a maxed out iMac just a few years old by now. Windows GPU performance is light years ahead of even the newest and most powerful Macs which makes dual monitor setup all that much more infuriating
Adrian Diaz
>High price hopefully signifies decent hardware and support
Yes, swift "seems" better than C# but really isn't. Especially now that microcucks are opening up nearly all development tools and languages, C# will just increase in popularity and usage whereas Swift will continue to stagnate due to Apple's stubbornness. High price doesn't mean anything whatsoever, other than increased profits for apple.
Unless your work is buying you one, there's absolutely zero reason to purchase a mac. Buy an XPS laptop, slap linux on there and get to work bitch.
Isaac Edwards
>Swift is for iPhone
Back to /pcbg/ with you, little boy.
Charles Williams
>>High price hopefully signifies decent hardware and support How are you this fucking dumb >>Based on Unix but not built by freetards That's not as glamorous as it sounds. Trust me, even if Freetard OS's are eyecancer, they're WAY more functional and productive than using a mac. And I'm not talking about muh tiling windows muh full terminal interfaces muh ncurses gui, I'm talking about full-on desktop environments.
Tyler Morales
>Swift seems better than C# >Cocoa looks great Maybe but then you become locked to OS X. >Based on Unix but not built by freetards And it ends up worst. XNU is a mess. >High price hopefully signifies decent hardware It doesn't. >and support You: I have that issue. They: Please reinstall.
Charles King
Swift is open source
Dylan Perez
Swift is """""""open"""""""" source.
Charles Myers
Apache license not good enough for you?
Joseph Ward
You can always buy a used macbook and test it out. Macbook Pro 2015 is comfy
Elijah Lopez
>Windows GPU performance is light years ahead of even the newest and most powerful Macs
Gee, who would have thought that having a big-ass standalone case would make it easier to swap in bigger, hotter parts compared to a compact all-in-one with fixed hardware?
Newsflash: Most people don’t need that much hardware. Apple makes products for average use cases, supported by well-optimized software frameworks and first-party apps that uses the hardware to its fullest. For that 2% that actually needs more, there’s the iMac Pro, and eventually the all-new modular Mac Pro.
Also, all Thunderbolt 3 Macs have e-GPU support now.
Brayden Howard
This. The Apple Macbook Pro with Retina Display is the greatest piece of engineering humanity has ever challenged itself with. There's a reason professionals everywhere use it.
Old macs were amazing but nuMacs suffer from >paper thinned syndrome >shit keyboard >no ports for Ethernet or usb
Jason Moore
Darwin runs on MACH. Look up NeXTSTEP, underaged.
Evan Bennett
What's up with all the macos shills lately? Why do they always spike in activity right before school semesters start?
William Adams
Consider a hackintosh or something. I can see the arguments for macOS, but their hardware is overheating, poorly engineered garbage.
Jaxson Ross
They are basically the same when C# 8 comes out (ranges, let, nullable reference types and more pattern matching). C# has the upper hand on overall syntax but swift currently has better pattern matching.
Adam Ortiz
C# is so useless that Microsoft rebuilt mine craft in c++
Brayden Adams
why do you keep posting this in literally every single thread
Logan Reyes
Unless you're looking to get the new MacBook Pro, you should hold off until the Fall, when the rest of the Mac lineup is expected to be refreshed.
Jackson Sanchez
>average use case: >browse web >peruse your cloud >sometimes use powerpoint or whatever piece of office software you need at the time
>pc >get a chromebook or any work oriented laptop for ~300-400$ >does it's thing
>mac >spend more than 1000$ for a machine that you will use only for youtube (and that is ironically only capable of that, assuming you didn't buy the 'pro' model which costs even more)
Tyler Scott
Not an argument. MS would rather use electron and javascript for everything. Also, rebuilding in a native lang killed the mods which is the only good part about minegraft. Use the superior terraria(mono gaym) instead
Luis Rodriguez
Chromebooks are cheap because you're being funneled directly into Google's ecosystem. There is no opt out.
Nah, the surface go is fine. Chromebooks are cheap because they don't have to pay the Apple Fee™ or the Windows License®.
Jacob Baker
>started out as "i'm contemplating buying a mac" >second post is transparent shilling
Isaiah Fisher
fwiw the only post I've made was the OP
Landon Morgan
Google literally subsidizes the price of Chromebooks because it makes that money back by tracking everything you do on it and shoving ads in your face. That is their entire business model: give away stuff to unquestioning cattle so that they can be turned into ad money.
Josiah Morgan
i pick C, thank you very much
Jayden Richardson
STATE YOUR USECASE
Literally, literally ANY answer in this thread that hasn't even considered your complete usecase is one-hundred percent a waste of time and attention.
That is all.
Josiah Reyes
> cult obsessing about contrarianism
You just described Jow Forums ‘s obsession with loonix as well. Buy whatever you want.
Brayden Mitchell
I am an adult now so I need dildos and an hourly supply of fresh cum. I don't care about cleaning my throat though