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I mean, you can do Win+R and then "calc" on windows too, but that's still context switching and having to remember it's there. Once again, compared to it just
by mynameisvlad 4y ago
I mean, you can do Win+R and then "calc" on windows too, but that's still context switching and having to remember it's there.
Once again, compared to it just being there in front of you and ready to go that's still work to do to get it there.