A bit of topic obviously here. But that's how overall I feel about Apple's UI experience or product design in general. The UI interaction if you think about is

A bit of topic obviously here. But that's how overall I feel about Apple's UI experience or product design in general. The UI interaction if you think about is also a protocol of sorts - between user and the device. Say user scans the the preferences window, finds the checkboxes they were looking for , picks one, clicks on it, it reacts back and is marked as such and so on. Now try to reduce the number of needed actions and decisions needed by the user there. Maybe they don't have to click "Apply" button when done. Or maybe there are only 2 checkboxes. Or they are not even in the preference menus at all.