I'd rather compare it to living in a hotel vs flat-sharing. You can customize your room (your Window Manager, Terminal, etc...) but when you try to make yourse

I'd rather compare it to living in a hotel vs flat-sharing. You can customize your room (your Window Manager, Terminal, etc...) but when you try to make yourself at home in the bathroom or kitchen (use and/or customize common applications), you run into issues. [1] Since everyone has a different preferences, you have to make compromises. On Mac, all apps follow similar guidelines. And the end result are beautiful, powerful, intuitive and feature-rich native applications, that make the best use of all the available system features. [1]: https://stopthemingmy.app/ https://stopthemingmy.app/