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Realistically, the person who compiled this script file to make the OS behave exactly how they desire is very different from the kind of person who says "Linux
by herrkanin 6y ago
Realistically, the person who compiled this script file to make the OS behave exactly how they desire is very different from the kind of person who says "Linux is free only if you don't value your time".
Personally, I like to keep to the defaults and prefer to change my own workflow to match the OS designers' vision of how I should use a computer, rather than to try to bend the OS to my priors. I understand why this don't work for everyone, but it has made my life much easier.
- JoeAltmaier 6y agoThis! I just get used to the defaults. When I change computers, no extra work for me. Contrast my business partner, who spends 2 days loading and configuring each new computer.
- notsureaboutpg 6y agoHow is it not extra work for you? As someone who is getting used to MacOS now for work, it's taken me more than a week to feel productive with the defaults...
- doctor_eval 6y agoAbsolutely! I thought I was the only one who felt this way. I used to customise everything “back in the day” and then I’d change machine or have to use someone else’s - and all my muscle memory would be lost. These days the only thing I customise is the “refactor” shortcut in IDEA because the Fn keys suck on MacOS.