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Man, we have a lot of shills here, for god's sake. Mac OS is a fucking fantastic OS, but Windows is too, in it's own merits. Have anyone over here tried to install and run software older than 5 years in a Mac?

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Well, let's go for the answers:

1 - I really don't think there is much to hate, it works, sometimes wonky, but it works. Most of the problems can be resolved with an quick search, and you should always be careful installing all drivers avaiable for your machine, the kind of thing that is completely automated in Mac OS.

2 - Like i've said, it works, it's usually stable, but the interface is definitelly wonky in a lot of times (like, the diference between uwp and win32 apps is huge. And I mean HUGE). Mac OS is a lot more constant in it's visual apresentation.

3 - I haven't actually switched, but I got rid of my Air for a Thinkpad Yoga from 2015, and it's been a blast since (but I've always had a Windows desktop).

4 - Like a lot of people have told you, you can get a better deal usually building it yourself, but if you don't want the hassle you have some deals like this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Q3KCY66/ref=psdc_13896591011_t2_B079SLT9R9?th=1, but i'm sure you can find even better prices.

5 - You can, but it won't be so confortable. Mac OS basicaly uses a keyboard layout that no one else uses, so it won't be so confortable with both Windows or Linux.

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I hope that I was of any help (and sorry for the engrish hahahaha).