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So ... Windows is "normal" and anyone who doesn't do it the same does so just to be "different"? Who's to say it isn't the other way around.
Sorry ... I'm just messing with you. I can't help but point out logical fallacies. Pls ignore.
It's nice that they provide the option to do it "sensical" or "nonsensical".
I can think of some use cases where I would prefer to keep one monitor always displaying the same thing no matter what else I'm working on. I guess common sense isn't always my thing.
@wim said:
In that case, any remotely sophisticated desktop will offer you a "pin" or "on all desktops" toggle so you can keep those windows in view.
Whoops, you're right. Sorry, the words "macOS" and "possible" in one sentence are a bit unexpected 😂
LOL 👌
My strategy is to admit (meaning not trying to fight) the facts, namely that
I'm not saying this makes all problems go away, but at least I'm not wasting time and mental health trying to recreate all the good things, or just obvious stuff, that work on Windows or Android so well. 🤷
Hah, wow, someone else finally says it. Exactly what I've been saying for years. Their HARDWARE is decent, their SOFTWARE sucks (now). Most people for some intergalactic reason insist it's the other way around.
Well, if I had to return to full-time commercial music production again, I would probably try to settle on Bitwig on Linux. Most "power users", especially those stuck on macOS, would probably fall off their chairs if they saw what's possible on Linux with Plasma, and how flexible it is. The possibilities are truly boundless.
But good stuff always fails in the long run, because society is based on mediocrity </philosopher>
Watch out! 😮 We tend to get used to subpar situations out of laziness... but we should never accept something that's wrong™️ ☝️☝️☝️
I prefer to be happy. There's too much wrong in life that is beyond any reasonable level of control to stress over it all. I don't call that laziness, I call it the art of maintaining contentment.
It's never going to bug me that something doesn't work just the way I want it to when the actual impact to my life is on the order of a few minutes a month.
Yeah, that's a perfectly valid attitude of course... I somehow think that trying to desperately fix things is in my DNA. There's a reason even my classmates in high school used to greet me with "Alexander saves the world" when I entered
That's the thing though, I think most people underestimate how much their lives are impacted. For example, I have kept book of my work efficiency with very similar tasks done from my "real" office (2 large monitors, Model M keyboard, mouse, large high-quality desk, optimal ergonomic setup etc.) with work done from my already large 19" laptop. The efficiency was less than 50% on the laptop.
Maybe my German engineering mindset
https://www.theguardian.com/news/2021/jul/19/how-does-apple-technology-hold-up-against-nso-spyware
“Apple’s self-assured hubris is just unparalleled,” said Patrick Wardle, a former NSA employee and founder of the Mac security developer Objective-See. “They basically believe that their way is the best way. And to be fair … the iPhone has had incredible success.
“But you talk to any external security researcher, they’re probably not going to have a lot of great things to say about Apple. Whereas if you talk to security researchers in dealing with, say, Microsoft, they’ve said: ‘We’re gonna put our ego aside, and ultimately realise that the security researchers are reporting vulnerabilities that at the end of the day are benefiting our users, because we’re able to patch them.’ I don’t think Apple has that same mindset.”
The problem also is that the walled garden approach does not necessarily produce the most resilient software. Lots of people buy Apple products on the assumption they are really secure but we're realising they are not.
Stumbled across this hitting the Random button on xkcd 😎
https://xkcd.com/1205/
I’m sure you already know this, but you can install Linux on a Mac.
https://www.lifewire.com/dual-boot-linux-and-mac-os-4125733
It appears to be possible to install on an M1, with some caveats.
https://igetmac.com/install-linux-on-m1-macs/