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There are players that also support that on Windows and Linux. BakaMPlayer has mouse gestures, which gives it trackpad gestures by default, for example. I do prefer a keyboard for this kind of thing. I'm much faster with it.

The snipping tool isn't perfect, but it's still decent. Freeform selection is neat. I do prefer to just alt+prtscn when I need a specific window captured though. I've noticed that a lot of people don't know that, so maybe you learned something here too. No more cropping to the window you want.

I haven't had that issue with OBS myself. It works as it should once you figure it out.

Standalone programs are usually relegated to small tools like GPU-Z, Speccy, etc. So it isn't extremely common. A lot of pirated games also work the same way though. Just extract it and play. And yeah, iTunes on Windows is pretty decent. It's what I've used for years, though I guess that's mostly just due to habit since it's been so long. I wouldn't have any issues switching, but I haven't had a reason to switch yet.

There are players that also support that on Windows and Linux. BakaMPlayer has mouse gestures, which gives it trackpad gestures by default, for example. I do prefer a keyboard for this kind of thing. I'm much faster with it.

The snipping tool isn't perfect, but it's still decent. Freeform selection is neat. I do prefer to just alt+prtscn when I need a specific window captured though. I've noticed that a lot of people don't know that, so maybe you learned something here too. No more cropping to the window you want.

I haven't had that issue with OBS myself. It works as it should once you figure it out.

Standalone programs are usually relegated to small tools like GPU-Z, Speccy, etc. So it isn't extremely common. A lot of pirated games also work the same way though. Just extract it and play. And yeah, iTunes on Windows is pretty decent. It's what I've used for years, though I guess that's mostly just due to habit since it's been so long. I wouldn't have any issues switching, but I haven't had a reason to switch yet.

Hardware.
I'm in the military, i like that it's cold, aluminum, tougher than plastic.
I like the mac air's small mobile weight and long battery life of 12 hours, with about 1.5 hours to full charge. 30 days of standby time, i just close the lid and later resume where i was. Sometimes i even charge the thing. If it dies it saves the session so i plug it in and my session is back with no lost work. Its got a backlit keyboard despite the lower half being half an inch tall. The trackpad is better than any trackpad i've ever used. If i don't have a mouse with me i don't care. It's fast and responsive pinch zoom/scroll/gestures have virtually no noticeable delay and i can almost match a mouse's speed when doing certain specific tasks. It feels like i could throw it in a bag without stressing, and i have been for 3 years.

Software
The trackpad and OS are interconnected. Playing video means i can pinch scroll frame by frame to find a particular frame to screencap, or swipe it to scrub frames quickly. Speaking of screencap, both screenshot and video are included in OSX. Complete with mapped hotkey i can screenshot and drag a specific area and it saves to desktop automatically, or a hotkey to capture all desktop and save to desktop. In windows i have to PrtScr and open paint then paste, then save and name it. I can also losslessly record video of my screen with quicktime only on mac, on windows you must pay for screen recording software of any good quality, (usually how it goes, mac already does it, while windows you have to buy it). The operating system is as fast as windows. Sometimes faster because programs install by dragging and dropping the icon into the applications folder. If i want to uninstall, it's a drag into the trash bin. Most programs are drag and drop quick install. All windows programs are installed through longer wizards. I can install and uninstall 3 programs in the time of installing and uninstalling one windows program. iMovie is as good as sony vegas, garageband is cool, i just looked over a friend's shoulder, i personally don't have any experience in it. No viruses. Wirelessly and automatically syncs music from itunes to my iphone. As long as i maintain one music folder, my phone reflects that.

GRAPHIC EQUALIZATION AND GLOBAL EQU.
Windows tries its hardest to make sure i never get the chance to globally equalize my sound, meaning i adjust the bands so my bass kicks and the highs don't make my ears bleed. Expensive headphones, speakers of mine, and even my earbuds benefit from graphic equalization. My realtek drivers don't let me, windows software has nothing on it. And there is only ONE program i can use to equalize, Equalizer APO with peace gui.
it looks like ass but it works 99% of the time.

Mac tries as hard as it can to make sure you get good sound. It offers on apple's site a graphic equalizer of its own creation that looks great and works amazing called AU Lab. And if you don't want that one, there are dozens of others to choose from. Its why DJ's choose mac. Apple understands and helps. Windows lets you do it yourself, sometimes for a fee.

I could go on but i just remembered i'm talking to a stranger on the internet that doesn't give a shit about me or what i have to say. I'm severely reducing the effort i spend on you from now on.

There are players that also support that on Windows and Linux. BakaMPlayer has mouse gestures, which gives it trackpad gestures by default, for example. I do prefer a keyboard for this kind of thing. I'm much faster with it.

The snipping tool isn't perfect, but it's still decent. Freeform selection is neat. I do prefer to just alt+prtscn when I need a specific window captured though. I've noticed that a lot of people don't know that, so maybe you learned something here too. No more cropping to the window you want.

I haven't had that issue with OBS myself. It works as it should once you figure it out.

Standalone programs are usually relegated to small tools like GPU-Z, Speccy, etc. So it isn't extremely common. A lot of pirated games also work the same way though. Just extract it and play. And yeah, iTunes on Windows is pretty decent. It's what I've used for years, though I guess that's mostly just due to habit since it's been so long. I wouldn't have any issues switching, but I haven't had a reason to switch yet.

Oh, you're totally right! Why even bother with display models? Just buy your PC blindly! Why even bother with test drives? Just buy a car blindly! Why even bother with trying anything? JUST BUY BUY BUY!!! If you love it, then you'll have to justify it to everyone else! If not, you can just say you gave it its fair chance! Wow! How did I not realize this before?!

Hardware.
I'm in the military, i like that it's cold, aluminum, tougher than plastic.
I like the mac air's small mobile weight and long battery life of 12 hours, with about 1.5 hours to full charge. 30 days of standby time, i just close the lid and later resume where i was. Sometimes i even charge the thing. If it dies it saves the session so i plug it in and my session is back with no lost work. Its got a backlit keyboard despite the lower half being half an inch tall. The trackpad is better than any trackpad i've ever used. If i don't have a mouse with me i don't care. It's fast and responsive pinch zoom/scroll/gestures have virtually no noticeable delay and i can almost match a mouse's speed when doing certain specific tasks. It feels like i could throw it in a bag without stressing, and i have been for 3 years.

Software
The trackpad and OS are interconnected. Playing video means i can pinch scroll frame by frame to find a particular frame to screencap, or swipe it to scrub frames quickly. Speaking of screencap, both screenshot and video are included in OSX. Complete with mapped hotkey i can screenshot and drag a specific area and it saves to desktop automatically, or a hotkey to capture all desktop and save to desktop. In windows i have to PrtScr and open paint then paste, then save and name it. I can also losslessly record video of my screen with quicktime only on mac, on windows you must pay for screen recording software of any good quality, (usually how it goes, mac already does it, while windows you have to buy it). The operating system is as fast as windows. Sometimes faster because programs install by dragging and dropping the icon into the applications folder. If i want to uninstall, it's a drag into the trash bin. Most programs are drag and drop quick install. All windows programs are installed through longer wizards. I can install and uninstall 3 programs in the time of installing and uninstalling one windows program. iMovie is as good as sony vegas, garageband is cool, i just looked over a friend's shoulder, i personally don't have any experience in it. No viruses. Wirelessly and automatically syncs music from itunes to my iphone. As long as i maintain one music folder, my phone reflects that.

GRAPHIC EQUALIZATION AND GLOBAL EQU.
Windows tries its hardest to make sure i never get the chance to globally equalize my sound, meaning i adjust the bands so my bass kicks and the highs don't make my ears bleed. Expensive headphones, speakers of mine, and even my earbuds benefit from graphic equalization. My realtek drivers don't let me, windows software has nothing on it. And there is only ONE program i can use to equalize, Equalizer APO with peace gui.
it looks like ass but it works 99% of the time.

Mac tries as hard as it can to make sure you get good sound. It offers on apple's site a graphic equalizer of its own creation that looks great and works amazing called AU Lab. And if you don't want that one, there are dozens of others to choose from. Its why DJ's choose mac. Apple understands and helps. Windows lets you do it yourself, sometimes for a fee.

I could go on but i just remembered i'm talking to a stranger on the internet that doesn't give a shit about me or what i have to say. I'm severely reducing the effort i spend on you from now on.

There are players that also support that on Windows and Linux. BakaMPlayer has mouse gestures, which gives it trackpad gestures by default, for example. I do prefer a keyboard for this kind of thing. I'm much faster with it.

The snipping tool isn't perfect, but it's still decent. Freeform selection is neat. I do prefer to just alt+prtscn when I need a specific window captured though. I've noticed that a lot of people don't know that, so maybe you learned something here too. No more cropping to the window you want.

I haven't had that issue with OBS myself. It works as it should once you figure it out.

Standalone programs are usually relegated to small tools like GPU-Z, Speccy, etc. So it isn't extremely common. A lot of pirated games also work the same way though. Just extract it and play. And yeah, iTunes on Windows is pretty decent. It's what I've used for years, though I guess that's mostly just due to habit since it's been so long. I wouldn't have any issues switching, but I haven't had a reason to switch yet.

Oh, you're totally right! Why even bother with display models? Just buy your PC blindly! Why even bother with test drives? Just buy a car blindly! Why even bother with trying anything? JUST BUY BUY BUY!!! If you love it, then you'll have to justify it to everyone else! If not, you can just say you gave it its fair chance! Wow! How did I not realize this before?!

Hardware.
I'm in the military, i like that it's cold, aluminum, tougher than plastic.
I like the mac air's small mobile weight and long battery life of 12 hours, with about 1.5 hours to full charge. 30 days of standby time, i just close the lid and later resume where i was. Sometimes i even charge the thing. If it dies it saves the session so i plug it in and my session is back with no lost work. Its got a backlit keyboard despite the lower half being half an inch tall. The trackpad is better than any trackpad i've ever used. If i don't have a mouse with me i don't care. It's fast and responsive pinch zoom/scroll/gestures have virtually no noticeable delay and i can almost match a mouse's speed when doing certain specific tasks. It feels like i could throw it in a bag without stressing, and i have been for 3 years.

Software
The trackpad and OS are interconnected. Playing video means i can pinch scroll frame by frame to find a particular frame to screencap, or swipe it to scrub frames quickly. Speaking of screencap, both screenshot and video are included in OSX. Complete with mapped hotkey i can screenshot and drag a specific area and it saves to desktop automatically, or a hotkey to capture all desktop and save to desktop. In windows i have to PrtScr and open paint then paste, then save and name it. I can also losslessly record video of my screen with quicktime only on mac, on windows you must pay for screen recording software of any good quality, (usually how it goes, mac already does it, while windows you have to buy it). The operating system is as fast as windows. Sometimes faster because programs install by dragging and dropping the icon into the applications folder. If i want to uninstall, it's a drag into the trash bin. Most programs are drag and drop quick install. All windows programs are installed through longer wizards. I can install and uninstall 3 programs in the time of installing and uninstalling one windows program. iMovie is as good as sony vegas, garageband is cool, i just looked over a friend's shoulder, i personally don't have any experience in it. No viruses. Wirelessly and automatically syncs music from itunes to my iphone. As long as i maintain one music folder, my phone reflects that.

GRAPHIC EQUALIZATION AND GLOBAL EQU.
Windows tries its hardest to make sure i never get the chance to globally equalize my sound, meaning i adjust the bands so my bass kicks and the highs don't make my ears bleed. Expensive headphones, speakers of mine, and even my earbuds benefit from graphic equalization. My realtek drivers don't let me, windows software has nothing on it. And there is only ONE program i can use to equalize, Equalizer APO with peace gui.
it looks like ass but it works 99% of the time.

Mac tries as hard as it can to make sure you get good sound. It offers on apple's site a graphic equalizer of its own creation that looks great and works amazing called AU Lab. And if you don't want that one, there are dozens of others to choose from. Its why DJ's choose mac. Apple understands and helps. Windows lets you do it yourself, sometimes for a fee.

I could go on but i just remembered i'm talking to a stranger on the internet that doesn't give a shit about me or what i have to say. I'm severely reducing the effort i spend on you from now on.

There are players that also support that on Windows and Linux. BakaMPlayer has mouse gestures, which gives it trackpad gestures by default, for example. I do prefer a keyboard for this kind of thing. I'm much faster with it.

The snipping tool isn't perfect, but it's still decent. Freeform selection is neat. I do prefer to just alt+prtscn when I need a specific window captured though. I've noticed that a lot of people don't know that, so maybe you learned something here too. No more cropping to the window you want.

I haven't had that issue with OBS myself. It works as it should once you figure it out.

Standalone programs are usually relegated to small tools like GPU-Z, Speccy, etc. So it isn't extremely common. A lot of pirated games also work the same way though. Just extract it and play. And yeah, iTunes on Windows is pretty decent. It's what I've used for years, though I guess that's mostly just due to habit since it's been so long. I wouldn't have any issues switching, but I haven't had a reason to switch yet.