[NFBCS] Mac Productivity Comparable to Windows

[Tom Moore]

Hi,
I do not currently own a m series chip based mac, but I use Vmware for my
virtualization engine.
I run windows inside a mac all the time.
If you want to be able to switch to more than one os at the drop of a dime
back and forth as I do during my work day depending on what I'm doing at any
given moment than Vmware or Parallels might be an option for you.
You can get most of what you want with having two different machines with a
single Bluetooth keyboard though.
For me I use Windows, Mac, and Linux all at the same time so the Vmware
approach is best for me.
If I had to let one Platform go I could let the Mac go and be fine with just
Windows and Linux, but I haven't had to do that as of yet.
 
Tom
 
From: NFBCS <nfbcs-bounces at nfbnet.org> On Behalf Of Joe Orozco via NFBCS
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Subject: [NFBCS] Mac Productivity Comparable to Windows
 
Is anyone using an Apple laptop to be as productive as they were on a PC? It
doesn't feel as though Voiceover and Office for Mac have reached the same
level of accessibility, but I'd like to be proven wrong. I need to be able
to manipulate Office documents with the same degree of precision as in the
Windows environment. The only option for dual-boot on the M2 chip I've found
doesn't seem promising, but before I assume a PC is my only option, I'd like
to hear from anyone who successfully made the transition to a Mac and still
feels productive using Voiceover and not any sort of magnification. The
battery, craftsmanship, and overall longevity on a Mac is undisputed, but
these specs won't be compelling if I feel I can't be as productive. Thanks
in advance for any guidance.
 
Joe
 
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