It's confusing hearing all the things I like about macOS used as detractors. All the points the presenter makes against macos are basically "It doesn't work the

It's confusing hearing all the things I like about macOS used as detractors. All the points the presenter makes against macos are basically "It doesn't work the way I currently work". He doesn't seem to make much attempt to research why it behaves the way it does nor consider the benefits. For example, one of his primary complaints is that the user must click to focus before interacting with an application. This makes it a lot less likely to accidentally trigger an action and also makes moving focus a single, large hit target instead of a web of tiny hit targets. It also lets you focus the app without changing the focus within the app. This consistency is so much more valuable to me than the elimination of the extra click.