> Not just different, substantially better, in my opinion. The addition of the command key is a 2x+ increase in modifier-space (2C1 + 2C2 vs. 3C1 + 3C2 + 3C3).
Right, but MacOS doesn't live in a vacuum. It's like the whole XKCD about competing standards again: https://xkcd.com/927/. In my eyes it's not worth being different from everyone else simply because you think you are a tiny bit better.
> Mac has Keyboard Maestro, AppleScript, and a terminal.
MacOS does have a terminal but it doesn't feel like integration is as tight with it as on Linux. On Linux I can do crazy things with desktop programs through dbus and systemd is easier to use for me compared to launchd (although this is heavily debated).
Admittingly the automation ecosystem on MacOS may be better than I'm aware as I didn't look very deep into it.
Right, but MacOS doesn't live in a vacuum. It's like the whole XKCD about competing standards again: https://xkcd.com/927/. In my eyes it's not worth being different from everyone else simply because you think you are a tiny bit better.
> Mac has Keyboard Maestro, AppleScript, and a terminal.
MacOS does have a terminal but it doesn't feel like integration is as tight with it as on Linux. On Linux I can do crazy things with desktop programs through dbus and systemd is easier to use for me compared to launchd (although this is heavily debated).
Admittingly the automation ecosystem on MacOS may be better than I'm aware as I didn't look very deep into it.