That's a fair point. But a lot of our computer interactions are, now, so intuitive since they exist on other platforms, it just irksome if they don't exist on M

That's a fair point. But a lot of our computer interactions are, now, so intuitive since they exist on other platforms, it just irksome if they don't exist on Mac. > What should the OS do if you cut files, and then don't paste them and cut something else? Windows, and common linux file managers leave the files in place in this scenario. Its not the most intuitive thing, but people (i think) understand this is what'll happen if you cut something and then cut something again. > magic incantation About that. I love how a combination of control, alt, command, function and tab keys can make you into a keyboard ninja but I also can't help but feel that it's a bit much. For the first few months after getting a mac, about 20-30% of my search engine queries were about these keyboard shortcuts. It's a steep slope. And the combinations often do something very fundamental that you often use tens of time a day. For instance, I was today years old when I realize that 'command+down' opens a file.