While the points of the article are salient, they remind me of the complaints OS 9 die-hards made about OS X. As Apple dog-foods and builds using new tooling (b

While the points of the article are salient, they remind me of the complaints OS 9 die-hards made about OS X. As Apple dog-foods and builds using new tooling (back then Carbon and Cocoa, today Swift UI), stuff gets worse until it gets better. Everything will be better in the next version, and even better in the version after that. Accept for the new stuff, which will be worse before it gets better, and then five years from now we'll get an article about how Apple is "ruining macOS" for some other reason.