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this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2024
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Which is ironic since macOS is much more modifiable than windows
Ahahaha!
I am using it for work for last two years and I can say that I never worked on worse O/S. Even Gnome shell is more customizable than MacOS' GUI.
Can you turn on natural scrolling for a touchpad and disable it for a mouse on MacOS (without using external apps)? Can you work with two or more monitors with multiple spaces without going mad? Is there even basic focus stealing prevention?