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Which do you prefer? Which is a designer's favourite? Do you go with Windows or the Apple ecosystem?
 
Windows is what I've known for years. I haven't used any Apple ecosystem to work on anything graphics design.
 
Those who use iPads have access to some good tools and the support of Apple Pencil. Apple do a lot to customise and optimise workflow with respect to their ecosystem.

I don't know whether we have any good alternative to what iPad and Apple Pencil does together in graphics workflow.
 
I have used both of them and I can confirm that they are very good for graphic design work. The most important thing is for you to go for what you can be able to afford that you should go for.
 
I have always made use of Windows in doing my design works. I think this is basically as a result of being able to have used my computer for a very long period of time and have mastered some of the things that are on it.
 
As someone who has used both Windows and Mac, I will admit that I prefer Windows. I remember I had to use a Mac back when I worked in a school and I struggled to use the system as I was so used to Windows.
 
I hate that there is nothing close to Apple pencil when it comes to alternatives. My Android tab would have done magic if there was one.
 
If you're using Android and Windows devices, I think that Samsung S Pen is a very good alternative which comes very close to what you have with Apple pencil. It's compactible with Samsung Galaxy Tab S series and Galaxy Note series.
 
I recently saw Xiaomi Pad. It is trying to rival iPad in many areas. A good screen, stylus support and so many other features.
 
It has not always been a pleasant experience if I operate on a MacBook. I find the interface to be a little complex to navigate, and that can be pretty annoying most times.
 
I prefer windows to mac. There are some features on Mac that I do not like at all, I just find windows easy for me to navigate.
 
Dilip said:
Which do you prefer? Which is a designer's favourite? Do you go with Windows or the Apple ecosystem?
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I have both Windows and Mac device but when it comes to the one I prefer doing all my graphics design jobs on, it's my Mac. It's a lot more convenient to work with for me.
 
I used to be a big Mac user but now I find I work more on my PC than any other device.
 
Dilip said:
Which do you prefer? Which is a designer's favourite? Do you go with Windows or the Apple ecosystem?
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Mac devices have never been my favourite for anything and it's why I never considered it as an option for doing my graphics design jobs. It's windows always I've worked with.
 
I have preferred Windows for my work even though Mac is also good. I have worked with windows all my life, Mac might not be an interest for me.
 
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