This is subpar content and I don’t know why it’s posted here. It feels like the author had to meet their article quota for the month. > …MacOS already has some

This is subpar content and I don’t know why it’s posted here. It feels like the author had to meet their article quota for the month. > …MacOS already has some foundation features (such as similar command line tools) borrowed from Linux. This is factually incorrect. MacOS / OS X is derived from BSD. We can argue whether “derive” is the right word or if macOS is rightfully BSD but the commonalities were certainly not borrowed from Linux. Points: 1) No. macOS is not that type of system. This is what Linux is for. 2) MacOS package management is abysmal comparatively but give some details. Better how? How is Linux package management superior? What technology could be useful? 3) I will let the author handle this: “[the reason] I use Linux is because I can turn any distribution into exactly what I want.” 4) I guess if you like the animation that much but I fail to see how that would improve anything. 5) Probably try SteerMouse 6) MacOS does this but better. The author literally describes Bundles[0]. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bundle_(macOS) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bundle_(macOS)