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"aggressively anti-poweruser", you are talking to a mac user.
by ipaddr 4y ago
"aggressively anti-poweruser", you are talking to a mac user.
- im_jerry87 4y agoso, if you are running macOS, you can't be a power user? Is that what you are implying here? If so, you can't be more wrong. Just try disabling auto updates of an application like Spotify or Chrome on both Windows and macOS w/o relying on a thrid party tool and let me know how this seemingly simple task that a so called "power user" might need went for you on Windows compared to macOS.
- freetonik 4y agoWhile I can understand where you're coming from, I don't think the implication is fair. Even today, after many years of degradation of UX, macOS remains very customizable. This is not something I'm interested at the moment, but with apps like Karabiner Elements, Alfred, Keyboard Maestro, Apple's native Shortcuts, and the underlying *nix, I wouldn't define macOS as not suitable for power users.