It's not opening up a Pandora's box to say that Windows is more user-friendly than a Mac in some aspects, and anyway you're using the phrase "rare occasion". H

It's not opening up a Pandora's box to say that Windows is more user-friendly than a Mac in some aspects, and anyway you're using the phrase "rare occasion". Having said that, your example is bad because: - your "simple os option" is hidden in an advanced administrative tool called "Local Group Policy Tool" (or previously Registry) - OS X has the same disable .DS_Store option hidden in a similar administrative interface (Terminal + defaults write ...)