Compare Apple iOS and Ubuntu 
- Users report that Apple iOS excels in ease of use with a score of 9.4, making it a preferred choice for those who prioritize a user-friendly interface, while Ubuntu's score of 8.6 indicates a steeper learning curve for new users.
- Reviewers mention that Apple iOS offers superior quality of support with a score of 9.0, which is often highlighted in user reviews as a significant advantage, compared to Ubuntu's score of 8.3, where users have noted slower response times from support.
- G2 users highlight that Apple iOS shines in data backup capabilities, scoring 9.0, with many praising its seamless integration with iCloud, whereas Ubuntu's score of 7.2 indicates that users find its backup and recovery options less intuitive and effective.
- Users on G2 report that both operating systems perform equally well in system operations monitoring, each scoring 9.7, but reviewers mention that Apple iOS provides a more streamlined experience for monitoring system performance through its built-in tools.
- Reviewers mention that Apple iOS has a slight edge in RAM management, both scoring 9.7, but users say that iOS's optimization for mobile devices leads to better performance in multitasking scenarios compared to Ubuntu.
- Users say that while both platforms have strong network security, with Apple iOS scoring 9.2 and Ubuntu slightly lower at 9.0, the user-friendly security features in iOS, such as Face ID and Touch ID, are often cited as significant benefits by reviewers.
I like the easy to use interface and the single button in order to go back or close application. You always knwo how to get back to where you started!
iOS is extremely proprietary, and very selective about who they "let in" as far as apps, enhancements, add-ons, etc... They control the iOS aftermarket and iOS itself with an iron fist, and there is nothing for advanced users to do about it that does not...
I am tech savvy but I am not a developer or IT guy. I used Ubuntu when I needed a simple operating system for my newly purchased Raspberry Pi. Raspberry Pi's have limited memory space because your hard drive is an SD card. I only needed to run XBMC to play...
I have been using this software since high school computer science class intermittently, and I find it easy to use now, but originally I found it quite difficult to install or understand. With a few years of experience, I find it easier to use.
I like the easy to use interface and the single button in order to go back or close application. You always knwo how to get back to where you started!
I am tech savvy but I am not a developer or IT guy. I used Ubuntu when I needed a simple operating system for my newly purchased Raspberry Pi. Raspberry Pi's have limited memory space because your hard drive is an SD card. I only needed to run XBMC to play...
iOS is extremely proprietary, and very selective about who they "let in" as far as apps, enhancements, add-ons, etc... They control the iOS aftermarket and iOS itself with an iron fist, and there is nothing for advanced users to do about it that does not...
I have been using this software since high school computer science class intermittently, and I find it easy to use now, but originally I found it quite difficult to install or understand. With a few years of experience, I find it easier to use.
