I don't really care much for bells and whistles around the command line, as long as the command line is good (which it is, because it's Unix - I just wish they'

I don't really care much for bells and whistles around the command line, as long as the command line is good (which it is, because it's Unix - I just wish they'd stop making changes so it won't crash). Yeah, I never really tried to get much out of my Mac OS "experience" because I just want the OS to allow me to find stuff and launch stuff. I found most UI (well, not UI itself but various UI features) outside of actual applications (e.g. the IDE) plain annoying, just like the same crap in Windows 10. Spotlight is on par with Windows 10 search. Finder is worse but more or less the same. However, I do want my monitor to stop blinking from 2560 to 1920 for no reason, and my terminal from crashing, and to stop saying "hey I can't hear you, kill coreaudiod" in meetings. And actually come think of it, it would be nice to open files from non-open dialogs (I don't know why the context menu in dialogs cannot just be a normal context menu ), and also can I not have the thing where the files created on the date that is after the date the app was opened, show up in "No Date" section at the bottom of its open/save/etc dialogs, when grouped by date? That's really annoying when you want to attach a latest file.