Short list: - Keyboard. For programmers not having Home/End/PgUp/PgDown are a major drawback. Even as a Vim user I feel the keyboard is still kind of wonky. -

Short list: - Keyboard. For programmers not having Home/End/PgUp/PgDown are a major drawback. Even as a Vim user I feel the keyboard is still kind of wonky. - There's no standard for 'cycle through document windows'. Some programs cycle using Ctrl-Tab, some using Cmd-Alt-Arrows, some Cmd-Shift-Arrows. - Small Enter key (although I guess that's mostly an American layout problem, rather than Macbook specific) - Finder sucks, every other file manager is $30 or more - When coming from another OS the whole 'closing the last window doesn't quit the application' paradigm is really confusing. - Cmd-Tab-Option to unminimize a window from the program switcher is the most RSI-friendly keystroke ever - Two USB ports? On a $1100+ notebook? On the same side? Really? - Package management does suck indeed. Even windows has a centralized 'uninstall this crap' list. AppCleaner does a good job though. Probably a bunch of things I'm forgetting right now. I still love it, it's just that we are going through a 'phase'...