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I personally went the other way around, Linux to MacOS, Initially I hated macos, as there were no tiling window managers but later on I got accustomed to it,
by mr_o47 2y ago
I personally went the other way around,
Linux to MacOS,
Initially I hated macos, as there were no tiling window managers but later on I got accustomed to it, even though I miss using linux.
Now I just want everything that works out of the box, But I do plan onto getting myself cheap Thinkpad and might run linux on it.
- sandreas 2y agoYou know Amethyst[1], right? If tiling is not your thing any more, there is Rectangle[2] and using the alt key while clicking on maximize. On macOS, the alt key is often very useful, try e.g. alt+shift+volume to increase / decrease volume in smaller steps than default or when you mute notifications. 1: https://ianyh.com/amethyst/ https://ianyh.com/amethyst/ 2: https://rectangleapp.com/ https://rectangleapp.com/