What is MacOS?
macOS is a Unix-based operating system developed and marketed by Apple Inc. for their Mac computers. It is the primary OS for Apple's line of desktop, laptop, and home computers, and is the second most widely used desktop operating system globally, trailing only Microsoft Windows. macOS provides a graphical user interface and a robust set of built-in applications and utilities to help users manage their computing needs, from productivity to creativity and beyond. With a focus on user experience, security, and seamless integration with other Apple devices, macOS has established itself as a popular choice for both personal and professional use
Highlights
- Unix-based operating system with a graphical user interface
- Designed and optimized for Apple's Mac computers
- Second most widely used desktop OS after Microsoft Windows
- Offers a suite of built-in applications and utilities for various use cases
Features
Usability
Consistent UI
Unlock with fingerprint
Spotlight
Voice Commands
Unix-like
Chromecast Support
Compatible with Microsoft Office
QuickLook File Preview