> Isn't it the same issue across all operating systems then? Sort-of but not in my experience at least. In Linux there is a tendency of using /etc or .config f

> Isn't it the same issue across all operating systems then? Sort-of but not in my experience at least. In Linux there is a tendency of using /etc or .config files, where it's quite trivial to catch/modify anything. > they didn't do something that would fix their issues Oh well, I can't say I _fixed_ my issue. My mac usage compared to my linux+i3 usage still feels like bronze age tech, but definitely I salvaged what I could :)