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Should I go with a PC for nuclear engineering?
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the software isn't available on windows? what is it available on?Hologram0110 said:Nuclear engineering uses a lot of custom/homebrewed/old software that isn't available on windows (or doesn't support the full feature set).
In general, both Mac and PC are used in nuclear engineering, but PC is more commonly used due to its compatibility with specialized software and programs used in the field.
Both Mac and PC have powerful hardware that can handle complex nuclear engineering tasks. However, PC may have an advantage due to its wider range of customizable options and better compatibility with certain software.
There are some programs that are only available on either Mac or PC, but for the most part, the same software can be used on both operating systems in nuclear engineering.
Both Mac and PC have their own security measures, and it ultimately depends on the user's habits and practices. However, Mac is generally considered to have stronger built-in security measures compared to PC.
It ultimately depends on personal preference and familiarity with the operating system. If you are already familiar with one, it may be more beneficial to stick with that one. However, if you are starting fresh, PC may be a more practical choice due to its wider usage and compatibility.