Seems pretty sucky to me to have to debug your window manager or configure a half dozen apps just to do basic things like changing the sound volume or showing t

Seems pretty sucky to me to have to debug your window manager or configure a half dozen apps just to do basic things like changing the sound volume or showing the time. If I didn't know any better, I'd think this was a parody. It's the complete opposite of what I'd call suckless tools. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy doing those things sometimes in my time off and playing with systems, but when I need to get work done, I want a system that requires as few changes as possible from the default and whose basic functionality I don't ever need to debug. OS X used to be this and I'm still using it despite the latest version, even on a brand new mbpro, being unstable. Some Linux distros are close but even in 2020, still require constant debugging of the core system (display drivers, DE bugs, stability, etc.). Windows looks promising but due to it being adware, I never got around to testing it properly.