Nah, I’m just inspired my macOS’s design, there are still many things I prefer about Linux.
For one thing, the UI on macOS feels very unresponsive, and that’s not just because I’ve mainly used it in a VM, I’ve used it on a real device too and it had the same issues. It’s a fundamental issue on putting transitions that are way too long on simple functions that don’t need to be a transition at all. I can’t even move the cursor normally, it’s smoothed in such a way that it takes much longer to get it into a precise position.
Secondly, they refuse to use the same keyboard shortcuts as Windows and Linux, and I didn’t see an easy way to change them back.
Thirdly, you need to sign into an Apple account to use many apps or features of the OS. They also block a bunch of things that are simple to do in Linux.
At this point you might go for a hackintosh.
Nah, I’m just inspired my macOS’s design, there are still many things I prefer about Linux.
For one thing, the UI on macOS feels very unresponsive, and that’s not just because I’ve mainly used it in a VM, I’ve used it on a real device too and it had the same issues. It’s a fundamental issue on putting transitions that are way too long on simple functions that don’t need to be a transition at all. I can’t even move the cursor normally, it’s smoothed in such a way that it takes much longer to get it into a precise position.
Secondly, they refuse to use the same keyboard shortcuts as Windows and Linux, and I didn’t see an easy way to change them back.
Thirdly, you need to sign into an Apple account to use many apps or features of the OS. They also block a bunch of things that are simple to do in Linux.