Windows vs macOS : comparer l'incomparable.

Djamil KT

il y a 2 ans

Vous cherchez un nouvel ordinateur et vous n'arrivez pas à choisir entre un Mac ou un PC sous Windows ? Vous tombez donc sur de nombreux comparatifs qui viennent opposer Windows à macOS, mais dont la plupart oublient que ces deux systèmes d'exploitation ont deux philosophies différentes qui les empêchent d'être réellement comparés.

Car oui, comparer Windows à macOS c'est comparer l'incomparable. Et je vous explique pourquoi dans cette vidéo.

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00:00 Working in IT, I often see around me endless debates opposing Windows to MacOS.

00:05 Two systems that are deeply different but share many points.

00:08 And I will in this video explain why comparing them is comparing the incomparable.

00:25 Windows, created by Microsoft in 1985, is an operating system that, even if we have known it as the historical system of our home computers,

00:33 is yet immediately oriented towards professional use.

00:36 We can cite for example the Office suite, with Word, Excel or even PowerPoint, which perfectly depicts what Microsoft has always wanted.

00:41 To be the leader of the professional market and the co-pilot you need for your office tasks.

00:46 For this, they had to make a decision that subsequently oriented the entire philosophy of Windows.

00:49 Detach yourself from hardware and build your system on the largest possible range of computers.

00:53 This allowed them to offer you Windows whatever your needs are, but above all whatever your means are.

00:57 Because we must be honest, not everyone has the need or means to spend more than 1000€ on a simple computer.

01:01 So even if this decision allowed Microsoft to take over more than 60% of the market today,

01:06 it was necessary to make concessions.

01:07 Due to the great diversity of hardware on which Windows can be installed,

01:10 it becomes difficult to reach a high level of optimization, stability and operation.

01:14 The features proposed will also depend above all on the hardware you have available.

01:18 Windows may have offered a system for unlocking by facial recognition or beautiful animations when you interact with the system,

01:24 if the PC you have is technologically restricted in terms of hardware,

01:27 it is obvious that you will not be able to take advantage of all the features available at the software level.

01:31 Just as it may be that you are disappointed with its stability,

01:33 wrongly accusing Microsoft and once again feeding the clichés concerning Windows,

01:37 which would be a much less complete and efficient system than macOS when you simply have a limited hardware computer.

01:42 Let's talk about macOS and intrinsically Mac.

01:47 macOS is a system that, unlike Windows, was oriented from the first day towards personal use.

01:52 Apple did not want a co-pilot at the office for you, but rather a companion at home.

01:56 When Steve Jobs made the Mac speak in 1984,

01:58 it is clear that his vision was to open the world of computer science to you,

02:02 and that it was your turn to open your door to the Mac.

02:04 Apple has always aimed to make the digital world accessible to everyone,

02:07 and this until today by offering very intuitive products with an almost instinctive use.

02:12 To do this, they made the most coherent decision possible,

02:14 offering you an object that they design from A to Z, associating hardware and software.

02:18 This philosophy has allowed them to fully master the experience they want to offer you today.

02:22 All the features available on macOS will be functional on your Mac,

02:26 and it brings out an optimization, an ergonomics and a very coherent and extremely well-succeeded global experience of use.

02:31 This feeling of coherence will make you make the following conclusion.

02:34 macOS is better than Windows, but this shortcut is wrong.

02:37 It is wrong because you conclude here after comparing a Windows software performance

02:41 against a macOS software and hardware performance on a Mac.

02:44 You compare the incomparable.

02:46 These two OS offer similar features today, but only approached differently.

02:51 Windows will be slightly less stable, but will be able to fit with literally any device that specifically meets your needs.

02:57 macOS will offer you an endless ecosystem if you own other Apple devices at home,

03:02 but forces you to buy a Mac at a non-negligible price and whose hardware is not necessarily in line with your needs.

03:07 Each of these two systems therefore has its strengths and weaknesses,

03:09 and if we take a little back, the strengths of one are the weaknesses of the other, and vice versa.

03:14 If you are an architect, a doctor, a gamer or a student with a medium budget, then Windows is made for you.

03:19 It was precisely designed to meet your software needs,

03:23 while leaving you the choice of hardware due to the great diversity of PCs you can buy.

03:26 If now you are a rather creative person, working in the field of photo, video or even dev,

03:32 it is on macOS that you will find all your happiness.

03:34 This conclusion once again draws us to the philosophy of these two big companies.

03:37 Microsoft is technical-oriented and will offer you a variety of technical tools through Windows.

03:42 Apple, led by Steve Jobs, is creative and offers you all you need to express it on macOS.

03:48 Do not hesitate to tell me in the comments what you think of it,

03:50 like the video and subscribe if you haven't already.

03:52 It was Djamil and thank you for watching.

03:54 Microsoft Mechanics

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