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Biggest pro is not having to waste time and get sucked into “customizing” and instead just using the computer to do work. Performance is the icing on the cake.
by nojito 6y ago
Biggest pro is not having to waste time and get sucked into “customizing” and instead just using the computer to do work.
Performance is the icing on the cake.
- Waterluvian 6y agoI have to customize the hell out of MacOS before its even tolerable. Though I've been heavily customizing ever since 7.5.
- chrisseaton 6y agoHave you ever thought about declaring customisation 'bankruptcy' and just using it out of the box with defaults? That's what I do - never customise anything. I do genuinely think it saves me a lot of time.
- ylyn 6y agoAll my Linux configuration files are versioned. Doesn't take that much time to spin up a new machine anymore. I just install, checkout, setup symlinks, and done.
- chrisseaton 6y agoI think we mean macOS in this context, not Linux.
- jrjsmrtn 6y agoI use dotfiles on both Linux and macOS. From the same repository :-)
- Waterluvian 6y agoIt's a worthy thought. Mainly what I customize is to make one computer like the rest of mine. Main examples: The command key isn't where the Ctrl key is and my hands mess that up. So I flip the key locations. Identical hotkeys for pulling up a console, opening apps. Making iterm2 and terminator behave the same. Identical bash settings. Etc. I use a Mac and an Ubuntu machine side by side all day and need them to respond the same to my muscle memory.