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5 hours ago, tikker said:

So install a macOS theme and be done Being able to set up Arch and developing an OS is still miles apart. Just saying that Elementary OS looks pretty much like what you want to do, so you'll be having competition in that regard.

Themes aren't a thing but yes I already have I mean compatibility wise

7 hours ago, HotCheeseNachozAndBurritoz said:

Elementary OS

I use arch

On 5/30/2020 at 7:05 AM, tikker said:

Perhaps take a look at Elementary OS as well. It sounds similar to your goals. That, or any Linux distro with a theme that looks like macOS.

Not trying to be discouraging ,but creating an OS from scratch is a huge undertaking, maybe you can join a development group supporting one you like instead?

I use arch

On 5/30/2020 at 6:43 AM, A51UK said:

You can get the core of MacOS for free, It call Darwin, you can get it from apple site or for more user friendly from http://www.puredarwin.org 

Do note that you will have to get your own GUI or build one yourself and other part of the MacOS that are missing as there not open source, you would have to build them you self or find open source versions. 

 

Thanks 

On 5/30/2020 at 2:58 AM, dizmo said:

The second one is a touchscreen. That adds massive cost.

The laptop didn't seem to get very good reviews, I'd probably look at something else all together.

I'd get a 400 nit screen at least, if not the 1000. Nothing's worse than having a laptop that's hard to read.

Don't spend money on the SSD upgrade, buy your own and do it yourself.

Do you have a WiFi 6 router?

 

16GB is far from the minimum, especially for a laptop. You're not really going to be doing a ton of work on a 13" laptop.

Depends a lot on the person though. I constantly cap out 16GB.

Really? I find Windows is getting less bloated, not more.

Don't apologize. People need to realize that punctuation is important. Saying "it's just a forum!" is fine until you don't notice it's crept into a resume, and now you don't get the job (been there, seen it, thrown out the resume).

First off windows always gets more bloated and also too bad I really don't care about punctuation on a forum site to bad you can't read it idrc

So basically I'm looking for the most cores for under 180 and a opteron 6380 seems to work but I'm looking for a micro at motherboard and this is the most fitting I've found but like safety and long term factors how do they look?

fits more snug than my mothers depression and her loneliness

Just now, NZgamer said:

Could you rephrase that please?

at the end of the day 8gb will be less than usable in 2 years from now windows already uses like 4gb at idle 16gb is a sweetspot at the moment unless you use arch linux #ARCHLINUXGANGREPRESENT then 16gb will be the best option

1 minute ago, Aimi said:

I may not like Apple but I'm not going to condone that.

im using tor so hopefully i wont get swatted LMFAO

1 minute ago, Aimi said:

I may not like Apple but I'm not going to condone that.

LOL

Just now, NZgamer said:

If 16gb is the bare minimum, gamers would be running 32gb. 8GB is very usable on Windows, there are budget gamers running 8GB. As for editing, if it's serious, I would say 32. 16GB is still plenty for games. I've found that a lot of the game I play don't use over 10-12 GB while running.

which  is why in 2 years 16gb will be more usable than 8 end of story

why would you install intel hd drivers theres no reason you have a 1050 ti and intel hd usually is pre installed in windows?

14 minutes ago, bellabichon said:

That's not true in the slightest. A 3600 won't bottleneck a 2070 Super, and even on a 2080, the bottleneck will barely be noticeable. You should never go for last-gen hardware when there are current-gen offerings on the market for the same price.

ummm who said anything about a 2070 or 2080 here

6 minutes ago, Aimi said:

Well first I'd suggest getting a clear, concise goal and a timeframe of when you want stuff done.

After that, get yourself 10 high priced lawyers, so that way you can deal with any legal trouble from Apple.

or i can get 10 low priced assassins and cook Tim cook

Just now, NZgamer said:

16gb is far from minimum, I would consider 8gb the minimum now.

if you want your pc to be great out of the gate 16gb is minimum windows is only getting more and more bloated and for any gaming or editing 16 gb is recommended

Just now, Aimi said:

That doesn't give anyone much to work with. What defines "bloat"? And is this a brand new OS or a modified OSX?

Bloat as in apple care connection services and like the built in email client stuff like that also this is brand new os x

26 minutes ago, Free4All said:

Budget (including currency): none but not too expensive

Country: Philippines

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: all in one 70%gaming, 30% work

Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): 

 

I currently have the following parts

Ram: Corsair Vengeance 2x8GB 3200mhz

SSD: 500gb Samsung 970 evo plus
Chasis: Corsair Crystal 280x non rgb (bought cheap,second hand)

 

since the case is black, I will repaint it with white. here are my other preferred parts for my semi white themed rig. 
 

processor: Amd ryzen 5 3600

motherboard: ? (Prefer white/black) b4550 or b550 only

GPU: Any white/black RTX 2060 super

AIO: NZXT kraken x62

Psu: ?

 

will buy ll120 fans from corsair and attached it to rad and top of the case

 

any other suggestions or reaction with this? I am choosing aio since it’s warm in our country and +10 aesthetics plus rgb lol. 

 

Please help me, I am open for any suggestions you may imply. 

 

 

for a 2060 super a 3600 is overkill i suggest a 1600 af or a 2600

1 minute ago, Eigenvektor said:

Are you looking to make an OS from scratch that is compatible with macOS, do you want a look-alike clone, or what is your goal exactly? A "debloat" script is a long way from making your own OS (whatever debloat is supposed to do, precisely).

 

If you want an OS from scratch that is compatible, it would most likely take a large team of experienced developers multiple years to get there. But you'll need a more fleshed out plan other than "I want to make an OS" to get there. Especially if you want to attract help from others.

i want mac os without the bloat and telemetry pretty much

ryzen 7 is much better than ryzen 3 and 16gb is becoming a minimum today i would honestly go with the ryzen 7 plus the ryzen 7 has better graphics on board

try a rtx 2060 or 2070 if you want to go on amd side do a 5700 xt

1 minute ago, huilun02 said:

Well this seems to the first time you have mentioned those complaints in this thread

 

Regardless, now that I know what you were unhappy about with your Pixel XL, I can confidently say you should be quite happy with the Mi 9T

thank you have a good day

Just now, huilun02 said:

Alright I hope you find the 9T to be an upgrade, for whatever you consider to be an upgrade.

Well like i said a pixel xl with 60 percent battery health and 32gb of storage with a snapdragon 820 isnt great so anything will be an upgrade LOL

#Playstation gang wya

I have been thinking about making a open source Mac OS operating system or almost a debloat script for Mac OS itself i am a new-ish software developer and would love help from anyone willing to give it let me know when and if any of you can help and ill be sure to respond right back

On 5/19/2020 at 12:39 AM, DotoreN said:

Perhaps wait for the Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro which is basically a newer version of the xiaomi mi 9t. Very similar in terms of specs, price and size. 

It should be released today.

i just bought the 9t today the poco f2 is 560 base where as the mi 9t is 270 thank you though