Being able to tweak a restrictive OS through an archaic interface like the Registry is anti-poweruser. Even if the Registry was convenient or made sense, it's s

Being able to tweak a restrictive OS through an archaic interface like the Registry is anti-poweruser. Even if the Registry was convenient or made sense, it's still Windows, you're still stuck with whatever the Windows devs decided was best for you. Same with Mac, you're stuck with the same everything. It's not even close, it's the difference between being able to replace things completely versus only being able to change variables within the software that was issued to you.