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"When I'm using it I have to Google how to do simple stuff like copy and paste." Really? everytime? :-)
by firecall 4y ago
"When I'm using it I have to Google how to do simple stuff like copy and paste."
Really? everytime? :-)
- account-5 4y agoActually I got this mixed up with taking a screenshot, which kinda proves my point because I had to Google to find this out. Also no one can say CMD+shift+5 is intuitive to take a screenshot, prtsrn is much easier.
- _chu1 4y ago[flagged]
- ShamelessC 4y agopretty subjective
- account-5 4y agoOf course it is, that's been my point throughout. Every argument here is subjective. It's all based on experience and anecdote. Most people who use Macs seem to think their experience is somehow an objective truth, its not. I use a Linux desktop and have no issues whatsoever and never have to tinker with it, nothings ever broken; I experience none of the usual tropes people roll out as reasons they don't use Linux on desktop instead of Mac OS. And similarly when using Mac OS I experience none of the "amazing" user experience touted as the reasons everybody should use it. My experience is no less valid then anyone elses and also no more objective either. EDIT: Unless of course you're talking about the screenshot keyboard combo for taking a screenshot? In which case I'd hazard that pressing one button named "Print Screen" is objectively more intuitive that 3 buttons with no obvious connection to the job at hand.