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That's fair. People have different preferences. I personally don't even really care much for macOS these days.. > every app have its own updater Well certainl
by Wytwwww 2y ago
That's fair. People have different preferences. I personally don't even really care much for macOS these days..
> every app have its own updater
Well certainly not all due. But mainly because they are not part of the OS/distribution. And it's not like there arent any proprietary apps on Linux that have to be installed/updated independently.
Also you can use the App Store if you are so inclined. IMHO an awful experience but still better than the extremely laggy GUI app stores on Gnome/KDE.
- sunshowers 2y agoMaybe more recent versions of macOS have made it better (last I used it was in 2020), but I remember the app store being really slow at everything. KDE Discover is a bit slow but feels like it functions better overall.