macOS is a UNIX OS and is far better than Windows on resource management.
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Sure, but you can't run it on anything but Apple hardware
The problem is that Apple doesn't seem to care. They willy nilly change things and restrict basic functions with zero regard for those who want to support or develop for there platforms.
What Apple does with iOS and macOS developers is straight up extortion.
The same thing with the desktop. They make major changes without telling a sole. Then the loyal Apple fans blame the developers.
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As if Apple would give you all that
You need to show a better computer for windows
Why?
You can run Windows 11 on 200MB of RAM, a 8GB drive, and a CPU of last decade. Check out Tiny11
Missed opportunity to make trashcan joke about macos.
I have Linux (OpenWRT) running on a router with 64MB RAM and 16MB of flash storage. And it works flawlessy. Also have Linux on a second WiFi router, my TV (LG WebOS), one phone, a laptop and a computer. (And I forgot about the Raspberry Pi and the VPS.)
Ah, I see Linux supports breadboards now!
I does if you have a supported architecture with a MMU
Nah sadly thats a potato custom. The generic breadboard isn't supported yet due to problems with the closed source of the chipset.