What about the minimize and maximize buttons being swapped without any way to customize it. That one drives me crazy.
replyThe buttons are not swapped. The close button is the one further away from the center, closest to the corner.
replySame as in Windows. It just makes sense.
What do you mean swapped?
replyThat usually, maximize is next to the close button and all buttons are usually on the right side of the window bar
replyOh that's just how it is on Windows though. Seems like on mac the minimize button provides a buffer between maximize and close. I'd rather accidentally minimize if I'm trying to maximize than close the window
replyCome to kde, you can customise everything
replyApps and windows things is actually great though if you learn yo use it and don't disable minimizing windows to the dock
replyI keep jearing this but after years of using MacOS Is still hate the windowing behavior. There is already a way for windowless apps to run - its in the top right corner of my menu bar. Why not use this if you _really_ need windowless apps to run in the background? Also dont get me started on window switching...
replyIt makes absolutely no sense to have a windowless app. Why would anyone run photoshop without a window?
replyThere are apps that they need to run in the background, sure. They have a spot in the menubar.
Oh no I forgot, you can only have 5 of them. Not 6. Why? Because FU. Go buy a third party app (bartender) that records your entire screen to do basic app management that the OS should do.
I hate MacOS.
Seems like it just depends what you're used to, change is frustrating and sometimes totally unnecessary.
replyChange without further qualifier implies doing something equivalent or better by different means or with a different look. What people are observing is a specific kind of change: regression, where the experience of appearance or result of action are worsened or no longer an option at all. It's a trend I've noticed in Apple since the move to unibody.
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