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No, it's not. The problem is that for many people, getting a good experience on macOS requires buying various apps like this one to fix up the OS.
by LorenDB 2y ago
No, it's not. The problem is that for many people, getting a good experience on macOS requires buying various apps like this one to fix up the OS.
- daneel_w 2y agoCan't agree. You should revisit macOS. It sounds like you haven't tried it in, well, long over a decade.
- LudwigNagasena 2y agoI can spend money to get good experience on MacOS. I have no idea how to get good experience on Linux.
- TillE 2y agomacOS is built primarily for the probably ~95% of users who are on a laptop, and it works just great there.
- vehemenz 2y agoThe native experience is pretty good. Most of the complaints I hear are from people coming from other operating systems and have different expectations, which is understandable, but that isn't always the fault of the operating system. That said, Sequoia includes native window snapping and a password manager. Apple is slowly addressing the "problem."