Meh I don't think I've ever really needed to rely on finder, when I do most of my file manipulation I just drop down to a bash shell. "To cover the basic" -->

Meh I don't think I've ever really needed to rely on finder, when I do most of my file manipulation I just drop down to a bash shell. "To cover the basic" --> I think this is a situation where our personal preferences are being conflated with the basics because I've certainly never really had to pay out any significant amount of money to be able to do all the basic things I need from an OS. I'm a full-time software engineer and the quality control that Apple puts into their new MacBook M1 has easily made it my best and most productive system (before being on Debian, and before that on a windows 10 machine). Unlike a lot of people, I don't really give a crap about spending tons of time "accessorizing" my OS. To me it's merely a means to launch the applications and tools in which I can get work done (photoshop, blender, Clion, bitwig, vs code, etc).