▲ | cardanome 13 hours ago | |
Most of it is there but you need a crap-load of third party extension and some even cost money. Like proper alt-tab, better keyboard configuration, Finder is the worst file manager I have ever used, a classical task bar and so on. You can manage but the defaults are really bad for power users. Honestly Apple just needs to let me install a proper Desktop Environment like KDE on it. The unix base is decent, just give me more freedom. | ||
▲ | wqaatwt 13 hours ago | parent [-] | |
To be fair KDE is also pretty wonky out of the box (basic stuff like turning numlock on boot is unnecessarily buggy or confusing). you usually also need a bunch of extensions. And 50% of them are broken due to various if you try to use KDE builtin extension thing. |