list of the things no apple faggot ever tells you:
[spoiler] worth considering before making a decision to buy a new computer/phone [spoiler]
apart from well know issues, such as crappy keyboards on macbooks, and absolutely shit-terrible thermal design, super-fragile display hinge and no Invidia support there are
- poor compatibility with peripherals made by third party (you are going to have troubles waking up a mac with your keyboard, if it is not an Apple™️ Magic™️ Keyboard™️)
- poor compatibility with external storage devices. If you think that you will buy a USB-C SSD from some lesser Taiwanese brand, plug it in and it's gonna work – it won't. You'll going to have issues all the time, until you spend 2x that sum on an analog from Samsung.
- poor compatibility with 3rd party access points. All devices just work with modern dual-band routers. Macs don't. Either have a single band, or provide a separate SSID/passwords for each band.
- notarisation. All the apps running on an X86 mac should be notarised by Apple, otherwise you should allow each and every app to work manually, by clicking yes on three dialog windows, and type your admin password on one of them. The problems multiplies geometrically if you have a DAW with 20-50ish free plugins, each and everyone of them should be allowed to run each time you scan them in your DAW.
- if you are developer, be prepared to see some junk files in your IDE which Apple's file system automatically created. Junk files have an identical names to the files you created, but with underscore
- if you are a dev, you should use Apple developer account subscription ($100/year), or your apps won't be signed/notarized and be a pain in the arse for users
- on iOS you can't just plug in your phone to your mac and transfer all the shit you store in it, you should use iCloud™️, because users have no access to the iOS filesystem
- if you sending photos taken from your iPhone to your mac, you should either use iCloud™️, or sync with Apple Photos™️. The latter is basically a convoluted data-mining app, from which you can't extract anything. The iCloud™️ has super unintuitive way to grab your photos from there, so you probably won't figure it out without googling.
- ah yes, you could send them photos via AirDrop™️ (a rebranded bluetooth). But if you sending a batch more than 30 pieces, all of them is going to be resized
- swarms of faggots telling you that: "the are no other ecosystems", "mac-exclusive apps are just better", "apple cares about privacy", "you just need to buy everything apple and then it's going to work seamlessly", "i never had these issues, you probably doing something wrong" and other dogmas
and yeah, future ARM macs will be iPhone-like, meaning that users will be allowed to run apps only from the Appstore™️