Mac feels like a really controlled, user-friendly Linux-like environment. The terminal does share some commands (since it is UNIX-based), so that’ll feel familiar at the very least. Also, if you’ve experience with GNOME 3, the interface is practically the same with some tweaks. It is a familiar base experience even though it has less user control. So, if I were approached with this option, I would choose Mac 100% of the time.
Mac feels like a really controlled, user-friendly Linux-like environment. The terminal does share some commands (since it is UNIX-based), so that’ll feel familiar at the very least. Also, if you’ve experience with GNOME 3, the interface is practically the same with some tweaks. It is a familiar base experience even though it has less user control. So, if I were approached with this option, I would choose Mac 100% of the time.
I personally love Gnome but hate MacOS lol
That’s fair. I love GNOME and thought MacOS’s UI was pretty damn close. I enjoyed it.