The article discusses how macOS holds a 16% market share in desktop and laptop environments, emphasizing its relative lack of customization options compared to Windows. It introduces MacPilot, a system configuration utility that provides access to over 1,200 features that typical users might not explore. MacPilot allows users to customize their Macs without needing extensive coding skills and offers specific functionalities such as turning off the start-up chime, optimizing system maintenance scripts, and more. The software empowers users seeking to enhance their workflow and overall usability of macOS devices.
Current Statcounter numbers show a macOS market share of just under 16% in the desktop/laptop field. Perhaps it would be higher if customization options - like those available in Windows - were more readily available to business professionals who need them.
MacPilot lets power users, system admins, and repair techs get access to the world behind the screen of more than 1,200 features the average user will never try.
If you want to take control over your Mac like you could with competitor operator systems and shape it to fit your workflow needs, MacPilot is the tool you can use.
For most users, MacOS is enough. But if you want to take control over your Mac like you could with competitor operator systems, MacPilot is the tool you can use.
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