I used a MAC for 30 days, and I’m glad it’s over

The video follows a 30‑day test of a MacBook Pro with an M1 Pro chip, highlighting macOS’s shortcomings in multitasking, window tiling, file‑manager shortcuts, and app‑store availability. While the hardware shines with a high‑resolution, color‑accurate display, excellent webcam, mic, speakers, and impressive battery life, the Mac’s weight, lack of USB‑A ports, unsatisfying trackpad click, and the M1’s inability to run non‑ARM virtual machines make it unsuitable for the narrator’s Linux‑centric workflow. Consequently, the narrator prefers a Slimbook Executive 16, which offers a lighter build, a better keyboard, and full Linux support, including VMs. 00:00 Intro 00:49 Sponsor: Proton Mail, the secure and private email service 02:22 macOS: sub par software 07:49 The Apple Ecosystem: not useful to me 09:35 macbook Pro: top notch hardware, but... 12:24 M1 Pro CPU: powerhouse with one crucial flaw 13:20 Performance & Battery Life: no equal 14:30 Why it's just not for me 16:04 Sponsor: Get a PC made to run Linux 16:59 Support the channel