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I think you've hit the nail on the head. I'm happily using Windows now but used a Mac before and it took a long time for me to realise that my complaints about
by unicornfinder 4y ago
I think you've hit the nail on the head. I'm happily using Windows now but used a Mac before and it took a long time for me to realise that my complaints about Windows largely boiled down to "it doesn't do things in the way that I'm used to".
With that said, whilst I do like macOS overall I always found it infuriating how on macOS applications could steal focus. Something I do appreciate on Windows is that focus stealing by and large isn't a thing.
- nottorp 4y ago> With that said, whilst I do like macOS overall I always found it infuriating how on macOS applications could steal focus. Something I do appreciate on Windows is that focus stealing by and large isn't a thing. Interesting... I think the last time I used Windows everyone and their extended family stole focus all the time. But then I moved to Linux as my main desktop OS in like 1998... and to Mac OS in 2013.
- kergonath 4y ago> Something I do appreciate on Windows is that focus stealing by and large isn't a thing. Interesting. Focus stealing really is annoying, but from my experience Windows is not really better.
- ubermonkey 4y agoYeah, same. I HATE HATE HATE it, but it happens to me on both platforms all the time.
- dotancohen 4y agoIn KDE one can set the focus stealability. That used to be a terrible paper cut for me, but now I haven't even thought about it in years.
- dlivingston 4y ago> Something I do appreciate on Windows is that focus stealing by and large isn't a thing. Until you need to run an app as Administrator, and then… everything disappears in favor of a blue screen (even on external monitors), with only a single confirmation modal remaining. I’ve never understood why what is effectively ‘sudo’ needs to be a full-screen event.