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I do want to say one thing about mac apps, particularly proper Mac OS X era first-party apps (before the crap iOSification of everything).
Mac apps were both very powerful, AND easy-to-use. Not OR.
In Linux-land, it's mainly OR. #Gnome thinks that having more than four options (or a proper menubar for goodness sakes) is anathema, and KDE (which I do love) is just married to complexity.
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I do want to say one thing about mac apps, particularly proper Mac OS X era first-party apps (before the crap iOSification of everything).
Mac apps were both very powerful, AND easy-to-use. Not OR.
In Linux-land, it's mainly OR. #Gnome thinks that having more than four options (or a proper menubar for goodness sakes) is anathema, and KDE (which I do love) is just married to complexity.
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