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I have a strong sentiment for users that use standards without optimizing anything they are either just really focused on their work or totally unorganized both have their charms.
They're the complete opposite of the "here's to the crazy ones", they have neither wish not curiosity in how to make things better
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Ah yes, Steve Jobs, the CEO and entrepreneur widely known for his lack of taste and aesthetic sense.
He was also known for his ruthless business practices, sociopathic tendencies, saying his daughter smelled like a 'toilet' on his deathbed and then subsequently starving himself of life-sustaining nutrients until he died. Steve Jobs was not afraid to contradict the image he was "widely known for".
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Software development is a much better experience on Linux compared to Windows (unless you stay within Visual Studio). If you do tasks that are well supported by your OS, your experience will be mostly good. Don't run servers on MacOS, don't develop on Windows and don't game on Linux. Or do it anyway and deal with the unpolished aspects of it.
True, however user experience in windows is still superior.
ItsyCal (macOS). So simple, and so useful. The best part is being able to replace the standard menu bar date with my custom date, including time zone.
The culture of small, useful and native-feeling utility apps is honestly one of my favorite aspects of macOS.
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True, however user experience in windows is still superior.
Comparing Gnome to Windows 10/11? No way.
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He was also known for his ruthless business practices, sociopathic tendencies, saying his daughter smelled like a 'toilet' on his deathbed and then subsequently starving himself of life-sustaining nutrients until he died. Steve Jobs was not afraid to contradict the image he was "widely known for".
I've seen claims by people who knew him that he was narcissistic (which I find easy to believe) but none that he was sociopathic.
Still, leaving the linux shell largely for 15 years and coming back to it, I can do basic things - without reading an instruction manual.