MacOS Guide For Windows Users

But I use Linux

oh hey. guide me please how to find function alternative for windows volume mixer in the best os in the world

macOS opens chrome on safari. Not on AppStore like other device like iPad and iphone

Fun fact: if you are using a windows keyboard, windows key is command

il just use windows until 2040

Ladies and 'Mental-Gin'😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

WINDOWS ARE CALLED RECTANGLES?! LOLOL

I would never get rectangle i am happy that i don’t have that feature anymore I hated it. I always got angry when i wanted to move a window to a corner and it got big I REALLY HATED IT

after 4 years switching to mac. i'm now back to windows.

You can open other applications in fullscreen mode with virtual desktop. gotta go into the other virtual desktop open the app and then drag it into the fullscreen mode and you'll get a split screen.

Unpopular opinion: Windows is a better operating system than Mac OS ... ❤🎉😊

Everything in mac os is carefully designed to be as frustrating as possible. What a disaster lmao and mac users keep pretending like this is better than windows?

i'm a linux user and i already know how to use mac os

ladies and mentalgen!

good vid

I bet most people here are watching this without switching or planning to

me whos used both of 6 years

I don't use MacOS, neither Windows, but I found this video very interesting and helpful! Nice explanation :D

Its so much headache to learn a new operating system

The slamming windows on the corner is real 😂😭

Don't forget about karabiner with the windows style pc shortcuts! it lets you use windows style control while you slowly transition to using CMD

after using macos for 2 weeks i've realized it's way more easier to use than windows, nothing special on this video.

Ok,now i just have to save my money to buy a mac

I've been working from my MacBook using an iPad with sidecar. It's crazy functionality and I love it, but a little clunky if I wanna work on the couch. The three finger virtual desktop is a godsend for people who are used to multiple monitors.

Very nice tutorial. I learned a few new things that I'll have to try. Instead of cmd + m to minimize, you can use cmd + h to hide an application. Then when you cmd + tab to the app, all your windows of that application show up. If you hold the option key when you hover over the red/yellow/green buttons, you get alternate display options. You can make your app window fill the screen without it creating a whole separate desktop. I always put my Applications, Documents, and Downloads folders on the dock. I find them useful there. In the dock you can right-click on them to choose how you want them to display (I choose display as folder), and you can choose how you want to view their contents (I find "grid" and "list" more useful than "fan").

How do I access virtual desktops without a trackpad? I have a Mac mini w/ regular keyboard and mouse

Why would you use Chrome switch to Firefox instead, so much better. Thank you for the tips though ☺️

i expected this to be a multi million view video how is it this low

As a Windows user that has a few Mac thank you very much good sir. 🤌👍🤙

"with any app command comma works. if I do it in photoshop.... nothing happens, cuz it's photoshop"

MacOS makes no sense to me

There's 3 ways to install apps on mac. We also have install wizards on larger apps. Like fl and waves and other stuff has actual install process similar to Windows

the way of your explanation something really awesome, thank man you helped me so much i like it!

no Fortnite

thanks!

where are you from i love your accent

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Haha.
Typing from my new 13" MBP with the M3 Pro chip.










Miss the keyboard on my Lenovo Thinkpad though. Mac keyboard has this annoying plastic springy sound to it.

My thoughts after watching the entire video:
using Mac as non power user (not using shortcuts ) is actually harder and less intuitive than Linux not to mention Windows.
While Windows suffers from lack of customization and power user friendliness, Mac OS actually comes a lot closer than I thought to Linux in that regard.
Sadly both Mac and Linux don't natively run as much apps as Windows (Linux can't run Office and some games, while Mac Os doesn't run most), of course it's not their fault, as Windows has more than 90% market share.

Some addition to the video
1. Mos for fixing the natural scrolling (i can see that you already have it installed
2. Monitor control for handling brightness on external monitor
3. I don't like the screenshots on desktop. So i have modified the screenshots folder to a different folder.

MacOS is terrible for Windows management. It's basically a OS designed to work best on a laptop with trackpad. You get into trouble once you deviate from that into using a mouse with a large monitor and even worse is multiple monitors.
Typically the response from the Apple cult is you are using it wrong and you need to go back to Windows or Linux. The response from the reasonable Apple users will tell admit your issues are very legit and offer some help as in using third party apps to fix these issues when available(such as Moom to fix Windows snapping/Forklife to fix the terrible Finder, Betterdisplay to try and fix MacOS terrible monitor support). Even with all of these apps you are still dealing with a OS that simply is not designed to work well outside of the laptop with trackpad. But remember Macbooks are where Apple makes by far most of their money for their computer sales. Mac Studio/Mac Mini/Mac Pro are a fraction of their laptop sales.

thanks for all this useful information . i an see how hard it would be for you to make this video and editing