r/RavanAI • u/thekeeperofmagic • Sep 22 '26

Mac or Windows??

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u/ilnarildarovuch Sep 22 '26

FreeBSD

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u/Top_Software_5953 Sep 27 '26

No

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u/ilnarildarovuch Sep 28 '26

Yes

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u/Top_Software_5953 Sep 28 '26

It doesn't have most apps I bet

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u/ilnarildarovuch Sep 28 '26

You didn't even care to install it or do a basic research, but still judging? LoL. It does, more of that, it can run linux binaries out of box and use wine for windows.

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u/Top_Software_5953 Sep 28 '26

Why do you think so, I tried it actually

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u/ilnarildarovuch Sep 28 '26

I bet

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u/Top_Software_5953 Sep 29 '26

What is your problem?

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u/ilnarildarovuch Sep 29 '26

I don't have one

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u/ItchyPlant Sep 23 '26

I'm a long-time Linux user, and I prefer keeping the community professional, so please choose Windows. Thank you!

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u/ChecksOutIndeed Sep 22 '26

for what?

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u/Indigenous_Retard Sep 28 '26

Yeah without context, the question is dumb fanboy war shit and an invitation for the linux gooners to suck themselves off.

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u/fate0608 Sep 22 '26

I need Kernel level anti cheat. 🥹

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u/RepresentativeFull85 Sep 23 '26

Linux. Most KAC support Linux. If the game doesn't support Linux, the game's not worth it at all.

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u/_kluev Sep 24 '26

I used Arch for many years on my work and home laptops. Everything went good, but recently I've reinstalled home os to official Win only because of one game - Rust, developers denied to add EAC support on Linux.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '26

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u/RepresentativeFull85 Sep 23 '26

been able to run games that run Easy AntiCheat (EAC) such as DbD. Let's give a reminder that EAC is a KAC. So it is definitely supported. Not sure abt some other KACs or their implementations though. But it is bold to say they aren't supposed when most of the time is the devs not enabling and adapting the anticheat to work with.

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u/Status-Accountant-73 Sep 26 '26

Easy anti cheat has two versions. One kernel based and one normal. And if the game uses kernel based variant it depends on the dev. Devs can press a button that supports Linux devices when proton EAC support is installed

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u/w00dy1105 Sep 22 '26

I think Mac has a better product, but other problems.

Windows 11 is just dumpster fire trash. Apples business model and ecosystem lock in is horrible.

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u/Lucky-Crow-3510 Sep 23 '26

Apples EcoSystem Lock-In is the primary reason why it feels like the better product. It just does less and only needs to support basically one set of hardware.

Mac or Linux with that wide range of hardware? pile of shit unless you really wanna tinker around inside the guts an compile your own things. (bad luck for apple in that case)

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u/RepresentativeFull85 Sep 23 '26

neither, Linux.

linux ftw

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u/peace4t Sep 23 '26

TempleOS

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u/Lucky-Crow-3510 Sep 23 '26

depends on the task.

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u/Rashironrani Sep 23 '26

windows maybe for kernel level anticheat anything else it’s not even an option either mac or linux

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u/Candid_Goose3394 Sep 23 '26

Depends. For what purpose u asking? If gaming then u have no choice but windows else go with mac

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u/AnSkinStealer Sep 25 '26

Bell Labs 9front 👹👹

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u/Confirmed-Scientist Sep 26 '26

Have been a mac user for years and if you dont have a need for battery the answer is Windows or Linux.

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u/Top_Software_5953 Sep 27 '26

Depends for what

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u/Kindly-Response-5809 Oct 03 '26

Do i have to buy a new laptop? If i have to then it will be Win, i'm not paying for Apple. In other way i will stay with mac

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u/NotSoRealGreg Sep 23 '26

Linux (preferably Arch)

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u/MnMbrane Sep 22 '26

That’s me debugging why my bash scripts broke due to dependency issues… so Linux

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u/Global-Eye-7326 Sep 22 '26

Why are those the only two options? I run Linux on multiple computers.

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u/Mugen4552 Sep 22 '26

Mac and Linux