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My preference for Linux over macOS is actually the UI. I like having a real package manager and such, but it’s not like I care much about kernel subsystem diffe

My preference for Linux over macOS is actually the UI. I like having a real package manager and such, but it’s not like I care much about kernel subsystem differences. I have used macs a lot and I just find their UI cumbersome. And this is from someone who loves the iPhone.

reaperducer 7y ago
To each his own. For me, I appreciate the way most applications interoperable and the consistency of the experience. Lately, for me, the killer app has been the ability to cut and paste content between machines and devices automatically and seamlessly. I once I started using it in my workflow, it became indispensable.
- thekyle 7y ago
  If you're talking about universal clipboard, I believe that KDE has also supported that for a while via KDE Connect. Other DEs also support it.
  - reaperducer 7y ago
    Between machines, but not devices. I can't copy something on my boss' iPad and paste it into KDE.
    - saagarjha 7y ago
      How do you do this on macOS/iOS?
    - thekyle 7y ago
      I'm not really sure I see the distinction between machines and devices. I can't copy something from my Android phone to a Mac, but I can copy something from my Android phone into KDE.