Windows has the windows key, that gives you plenty of short cuts that allow you to do a multitiude of tasks.
I use the Windows key sometimes, namely for the windows key + 1, 2, 3 etc shortcut which lets you switch between icons in the Windows dock, or whatever they named it. granted that is a convenient shortcut that is useful for work but at home I'm not missing it.
What you aren't mentioning is that control is used in many more shortcuts, and it is out of the way. You are forced to arch your hand in an uncomfortable position compared to the use of command.
Most people actually like how it maximises and it took how many decades for Apple to finally give us a way to maximize a window fully?
I know many do, but I don't. As I have said before I have been using Mac for the majority of my time with computers and traditionally we used to have the + icon which merely fit the window to the screen. I find simply making everything full screen as somewhat crude and prefer fitting windows to the screen, allowing for more efficient use of the screen. I wish the + sign was still possible without having to hold another button to get it.
That's an easy one. Window's file manager. It easily allows me to access every directory, I can easily navigate and manage the directory/file structure. OS X's Finder is clunky at best and has spawned a cottage industry of file manager apps, trying to increase the functionality.
Windows Hello is another great feature, I don't need a keyboard or a watch to unlock my computer. It scans my face and unlocks.
I have found the search in Windows 7 to be ineffective, and unusable. It never finds what I want or nearly anything for that matter. Maybe this has been improved in 10.
I prefer spotlight and a simple key shortcut of cmd + space will let you access anything instantly if you have a fast SSD, and I have found that it actually pulls up what I'm looking for much better than Windows 7 which I use on a work computer.
Windows Hello is another great feature, I don't need a keyboard or a watch to unlock my computer. It scans my face and unlocks.
I can enter my password in a tiny fraction of a second and never thought to wish for alternative options for unlocking a computer.
I used to use an old HP laptop that had a fingerprint reading feature and it didn't work.
How is this superior?
Please provide some details of what the this calculator does better then the windows version?
Mind you it also has a scientific view. Not sure if Windows caught onto that or not.
It looks better which I think we can all agree on (contrary to what many will say, looks
do matter). And I prefer the animation in OS X when clicking one of the buttons. I use it fairly frequently.
I may be nitpicking with the calculator but I will hold true to it.
Mac has hot corners, textedit instead of objectively inferior notepad, Preview which is superior to windows picture viewer (preview allows you to edit), a vastly superior screen shot feature. The list of advantages is truly bottomless.
Maybe Windows 10 caught on and copied a number of these, I don't have as much experience with it as I do with 7, however I have used it on multiple occasions, and was not blown away like most of the members here are.
