A Mac Mini can run more software than any of their competitors (you can’t install macOS on a VM on a Windows or Linux host but the reverse is possible).
Even on the hardware side you are free to connect third party drives, monitors, keyboards, etc…
My point mostly was that if you buy a Mac Mini, you aren’t really trapped.
A Mac Mini can run more software than any of their competitors (you can’t install macOS on a VM on a Windows or Linux host but the reverse is possible).
Even on the hardware side you are free to connect third party drives, monitors, keyboards, etc…