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ProQuiz

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Watch the whole video before commenting. It's not exactly a "troll hate" video. Do you agree with the points made in the video?
 

russell_314

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One hour and ten minute video…. No thanks I’ll pass.

If the dude has some points, he needs to condense it down in a 10 to 20 minute video. I don’t think I could stand watching an hour long video of some Linux nerd talking about macOS. Maybe someone else here could do it and give comments.
 
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frou

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I can't fathom why you'd think this was worth starting a thread for, but not summarising in the OP.
 
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Here is a summary.

Classic Mac OS had the following (with timestamps):
  • HyperCard (24:00)
  • AppleScript (26:06)
  • AppleTalk (29:10)
  • 486 PC on a Card (30:16)
  • Appearance Manager (31:39)
  • Extensions & Control Panels (33:06)
  • ResEdit (35:28)
  • "System Folder" on any drive (37:58)
  • *he has more points as well in the other parts of the video*
Basically, he is saying that modern macOS has basically none of the above mentioned features.
 
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frou

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Thanks - so mainly the mid-to-end days of classic MacOS being more of a tweaker (ricer?) heaven.

Certainly the UI and to some extent workflow tweakability is more locked down these days. I'm sure there are young less-jaded people who are really getting into Shortcuts and doing cool stuff with it. I can't be bothered personally, but do do a lot of traditional programming on my Mac and it's still great for that.
 
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