> Reverse scrolling? It's an option on the touchpad / mouse settings to scroll naturally/unnaturally Yes, but do you want to have different setting for your tr

> Reverse scrolling? It's an option on the touchpad / mouse settings to scroll naturally/unnaturally Yes, but do you want to have different setting for your trackpad and mouse at the same time? You need a third party software. It's not as bad as I told the story > Going to sleep - it's under power options in Settings But I don't want to open the settings and change the behavior of the whole system if I right now need to have it awake for 10 minutes. Sure I could launch `caffeinate` on a terminal, but a clickable applet would be better. But of course it's either paid or buggy. > writing to NTFS is not a problem they care about. As to say, they don't care about something very basic that their users might need and don't need much implementation. In fact I think you can simply `mount -t <ntfs_or_something>` your drive or add a line to `/etc/fstab`, but you won't have it in finder. > When's the last time you wrote to ext4 or HFS+ on Windows natively without extra tools? This just makes windows a worse OS. If you compare it to a real OS, like your favorite linux variant, you can. > Do we get upset with Microsoft because they don't support HFS+? Actually I do. This is exactly what I'm talking about: it's just a business practice to enforce their own standards, since the whole implementation wouldn't be so hard: they could just add a pop up upon installation that says "This software is not guaranteed to work, use at your own risk". In the end, it is clear that a OS which support more FSes (especially the most widespread ones) is better than the same OS without that feature, and I say we should complain that we can't get it.