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I have an iPad Pro but I have a laptop that uses Windows. I would love to try the Macbook Air M3 or M4 (next year) but I have no experience with using MacOs. Is it hard to use or should I stick to Windows? I can't decide.
MacBook Air (M3, 2024)
Surfer_Dudes wrote:
I have an iPad Pro but I have a laptop that uses Windows. I would love to try the Macbook Air M3 or M4 (next year) but I have no experience with using MacOs. Is it hard to use or should I stick to Windows? I can't decide.
Here is some info that should help you make the transition to Mac.
Mac tips for Windows switchers - Apple Support
I made the switch ions ago and I quickly learned two things:
1) Using applications on a Mac and Windows is pretty much the same. Muscle memory drove me nuts - command/ctrl key placement had me trying to use a keyboard shortcut and failing. I finally got that sorted out.
2) things like file management and tweaks were a little harder to deal with until I stopped trying to make my Mac act like Windows. I had to accept that there was a Mac way of doing things - just as there is a Windows way of doing things.
Thank you so much for the link. I'll check it out. :)
Is MacOs easy to use from a Windows user?
