> I still don’t like the ribbon nearly 20 years after its introduction. > I found a refuge in Mac OS X, but in the past decade macOS has gotten more annoying.

> I still don’t like the ribbon nearly 20 years after its introduction. > I found a refuge in Mac OS X, but in the past decade macOS has gotten more annoying. Agree on both, macOS is still nowhere near windows level of annoyance but it’s getting worst and worst. Each feature well integrated that made me like macOS was implemented at least 10 years ago, the recent feature are neat but don’t feel right. Like the window snapping, if you drag it to the top it will expand ‘almost’ fully but then if you didn’t stop at the right spot and kept dragging to the top your window goes instead to the virtual desktop screen. It’s extremely counterintuitive, and it keeps repeating with all these new features. Who use stage manager on macOS for instance ? Makes absolutely no sense. At some point it won’t be worth the premium price they are asking for and I guess I’ll go Linux desktop. It’s broken, counter intuitive, little support but at least it’s getting better with time, not worst.