>Most people in the office have spent $100 on software that just customizes the OS, not even considering the other dev tools that they purchase. What's your po

>Most people in the office have spent $100 on software that just customizes the OS, not even considering the other dev tools that they purchase. What's your point? Most people have spent >$100 on going to a theater to watch movies, which is arguably a much worse way to spend money than improve your workflow. Windows has much worse window management than OS X, and so does Linux. Just because the info is there, doesn't mean the Apple team should handle ever edge case and scenario ever.. that's why you have applications. Should an OS also come with a perfect and free IDE?