Tag: macOS

APFS vs. Mac OS Extended are two different file systems used by Apple. The main difference lies in their underlying architecture and features. APFS, introduced in 2017, is a modern file system designed specifically for Apple devices, offering enhanced performance, security, and reliability. It supports features like snapshots, encryption, and native support for SSDs. On […]

You’re in the right place if you want to learn more about operating systems and the devices they run on. I’m sure you’re already familiar with the devices themselves. These can be anything from laptops, desktops, tablets, or even smartphones. We’ll be covering the functions of operating systems and their role in the modern world […]

Key Points: Operating systems are the function of a computer that allows the human user to interface with and command the logic and graphics processors that perform all of the computer’s functions. The first significant difference between macOS and ChromeOS is the developer. Google develops ChromeOS, while Apple develops macOS. ChromeOS is fully open source–the […]

Windows vs. macOS: 5 Must-Know Facts Windows machines are generally more robust and cost less than macOS machines. MacOS machines have less of a problem with malware and viruses than Windows machines due to developer constraints, not a security feature. 80% of virus attacks on macOS machines come from generic, unnamed malware sources. Windows machines […]

Ubuntu and macOS have a long history of being two of the most revolutionary and popular operating systems, and they continue to be relevant today. They were first released in 2004 and 1999, respectively. Ever since their initial introduction, professionals (especially programmers and other IT professionals) have debated which is the ideal system. First things […]