The objective of this approach is to have a stable hardware-software integration. Mac OS relies strictly on Apple-made hardware. Switch between Intel and Nvidia in Ubuntu MATEīoth operating systems get a round of applause in this section. Mac OS, however, can only work with high-end machine hardware. Regardless of both operating systems’ good performance and stability scores, it is clear that Linux can accommodate both high-end and low-performing machines. A high-end machine would prefer a resource-hungry distro like Ubuntu or Fedora. Such distros might include the likes of Peppermint or Lubuntu. A light-weight distro would favor old and low-performing machine hardware. These distros perform differently on different machine hardware therefore, the machine property matters. These distros bring different desktop environments that are dependent on the functional objectives of the end-users. The stability and performance of Linux depend on the involved distros. Mac OS is integrated with background system update protocols that contribute to its good and stable performance and OS stability. They are stable performers when assigned regular tasks. In this hand-to-hand combat, both operating systems come out winners.
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