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It's called macOS, now that it's no longer on version 10, and it ain't perfect but it is miles beyond Windows when it comes to respecting the user, as far as I'
by chasing 4y ago
It's called macOS, now that it's no longer on version 10, and it ain't perfect but it is miles beyond Windows when it comes to respecting the user, as far as I'm concerned. And, yes, I'd rather have an operating system that makes things easy for me -- "treats me like an idiot," pejoratively -- rather than one that's unnecessarily convoluted and full of crap.
- jlarocco 4y agoReverting my settings changes isn't "making things easy for me"; it makes things more difficult, because I have to go back and change them again, and again, and again after every upgrade, sometimes after every update. Arbitrary UI changes aren't "making things easy for me," either. Neither is forcing me into value-added services like iCloud.
- chasing 4y ago> it ain't perfect but it is miles beyond Windows when it comes to respecting the user