Seems more like a rant from someone who has a Mac but doesn't actually wants a Mac for the current workload. Then instead of using a Mac, use something else? (t

Seems more like a rant from someone who has a Mac but doesn't actually wants a Mac for the current workload. Then instead of using a Mac, use something else? (this also goes the other way around, and for many other "appliance X isn't want I wanted" or "vendor Y should have made product A more like product B" posts -- you can give feedback, but direction is ultimately decided by money) Also, just because there are default options delivered with the OS, doesn't mean you have to use them or that they are in the way. At the same time, if you don't like your preload, why not change it? Make a simple script, put it in version control and be done with it. On top of that, pretty much all of it also goes for Windows, Gnome and KDE etc. If you install one of those you get a ton of crap you don't really use as well, so it's more of a 'I selected a bundle of software to use but I don't like everything in it'-deal. It's not the bundle's fault that you don't like what's in it, is your choice and the only person who made that choice is you. Goes for all hardware and software out there, and just because it's not feasible to write a whole OS + Tools + DE yourself and be productive and compatible at the same time doesn't mean everyone else is to blame for not creating the bundle that magically matches everything you can dream of.