> There is nothing wrong with those. I guess it is a matter of getting comfortable with the UI. It’s a text editor. The “UI” is a box you type in. What “gettin

> There is nothing wrong with those. I guess it is a matter of getting comfortable with the UI. It’s a text editor. The “UI” is a box you type in. What “getting used to”? > Even the markup tools in macos's default editor are cryptic and hard to use. If you say so. > On windows, the calculator has a button that converts it into various specialized versions. Like programmer, which has a nice bit-wise display also. There are many built-in unit conversions too. macOS built in calculator has had multiple modes and conversion tools (including e change rates using online lookup) for years. I don’t know exactly how long it’s had those features, but it’s since the early days of Mac OS X at least.