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iPadOS has improved a lot, but macOS still feels more flexible for many tasks. Which one do you prefer when you need to get real work done?
The Mac mini looks like a good value compared with a MacBook, but it also needs a monitor, keyboard, mouse, and desk setup.
For people who own one, is it mainly worth it as a home desktop, media machine, development box…
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Curious which built-in Mac app people actually use the most day to day. For me it is probably Finder or Safari, but Terminal is close depending on the day. This is also a quick poll test to confirm that voting, poll clos…
I’m using Apple’s Mac page as a simple test link for an Apple Silicon post.
The main thing I want to check is whether the post displays as a link post in the feed, whether the URL opens correctly, and whether the body t…
Every time I set up a new Mac, I feel like I change the same handful of settings before doing anything else.
For me it is usually:
- turn on tap to click
- show battery percentage
- set Finder to open in my home fo…
Everyone tells me to just get the Air but the Pro looks nicer and has more ports. I do not do video editing or anything heavy, mostly browser and documents and some light coding. Am I wasting money if I get the Pro. Or i…
New to Mac and I keep seeing people recommend apps that cost money for things that feel like they should be built in already. Window snapping, clipboard history, that kind of thing. Is this normal on Mac or am I looking …
Saw the Mac mini online and I got confused. It comes with no screen and no keyboard? So you just buy the box and that is it? Who is it actually for. Is it for normal people or is it more for people doing editing and stuf…
Saw the Mac mini online and I got confused. It comes with no screen and no keyboard? So you just buy the box and that is it? Who is it actually for. Is it for normal people or is it more for people doing editing and stuf…
