Agreed. While I loathe the current system preferences app, look at what Microsoft started with Windows 8 with the Settings app. Almost a decade later and ther

Agreed. While I loathe the current system preferences app, look at what Microsoft started with Windows 8 with the Settings app. Almost a decade later and there is still stuff strewn between Settings and the original Control Panel. At least Apple ripped the band aid off and for better or worse there is only one for them to focus on, and no "legacy" piece loitering around giving them an excuse to not keep improving the new system preferences. Also I was amused at his notch hostility - I shared the same view; until I used a new Mac with the notch and discovered that I don't notice it. At all. I thought I would hate it, and I can't remember a single time it surfaced other than it coming up as a topic and then I notice it. I'm trying to think of any of the recent changes they made and none of them are fatal enough to prevent me from working with macOS as I have for decades now, and can think of none. He doesn't like stage manager? Big deal. Spaces is still there and window management still works the way it always has without it - that one was really telling. It's not like they forced it to be the only way to manage windows.