> I also believe the user should be telling the computer what to do rather than apple telling me they want to change the way I work. But we're all different in

> I also believe the user should be telling the computer what to do rather than apple telling me they want to change the way I work. But we're all different in that regard. That's a perfectly reasonable thing to believe. My only contention is that Apple has never hidden their preference for doing exactly this. They're a highly opinionated company. Their platforms have always professed "this is the best way, and if you don't like it, we're not for you." Sounds like they're not for you.